A pentacle fills the disc corner to corner, each arm cast in bronze and scored with its own line of Celtic knotwork. A small gold star sits dead centre where the arms cross. Behind it runs a full field of interlace — thin gold cords looping over a ground that shifts from teal to rust, the way old metal goes when it has been left outside a while. A braided rim closes the circle.
It is printed to look like weathered cast bronze — dark in the recesses of the knotwork, bright along the top edge of every strand. The panel itself is flat, light and smooth.
Hangs well over an altar or on a garden gate, where real greenery picks up the verdigris in the background. Because the pentacle is worked as ornament rather than a declaration, it also suits a covered porch or a shared hallway where you would rather not explain yourself to visitors. It also holds up as a handfasting gift.
Material: aluminium sign, fade-resistant for indoor or covered outdoor use
Sizes: 8×8 inch and 12×12 inch
Care: wipe clean with a dry cloth
Note: the raised, carved look is printed onto a flat panel
The design centers on the Pentacle as its primary symbol, using its association with balance, protection and the elements to shape the identity of the piece as a whole.
