Two designs, both worked in black and gold only. In the first, three women stand shoulder to shoulder against a beaten gold full moon: one crowned with white blossom, one wearing a small dark crown, one with flowers tucked into dark hair. Gowns black, eyes closed, hair falling in long silver waves, gold leaves and blooms crowding the border. The second pulls in closer, swaps the moon for a spiked gold halo, and the central figure now holds something dark and winged in cupped hands while the other two lean toward her. Neither version names her, but the crossroads reading is plain enough.
Both are printed to look like carved relief - the gold leafing and the folds of cloth sit flat under your fingers.
Hecate is called at crossroads and at the dark moon, so this belongs above an altar or somewhere you pass daily rather than in a spare room. A considered gift for someone deep in goddess work. Ordered together, the two read as a matched pair.
Material: aluminium sign, fade-resistant for indoor or covered outdoor use
Sizes: 8x8 Inches and 12x12 Inches
Care: wipe clean with a dry cloth
Note: the raised, carved look is printed onto a flat panel
The Triple Moon is the central visual idea, connecting the piece with lunar cycles, intuition and change. Supporting details reinforce that lunar story rather than competing with it.
