A five-pointed star fills almost the entire circle, drawn in rose gold with each arm shaded so it appears to pass over and under the others where the lines cross. Behind it sit rounds of pale glass in teal, navy, cream and soft pink, arranged in arches and quatrefoils like the tracery in a church window, with small gold beads at the joins.
The palette is cool and even: sea blue at the top, deeper navy through the middle, cream at the center of the star. There are no figures and no seasonal cues, just the symbol and the pattern sitting behind it.
That makes it the most usable piece here for a permanent spot, whether that is an altar window, a front door pane or a workspace where you want the pentacle visible with nothing else attached to it. It reads as a symbol of protection in Wiccan practice. A good gift for an initiation, a new home, or a first altar.
Material: printed acrylic panel, hung from a cord through two holes at the top
Sizes: 15x15CM and 20x20CM (about 6 and 8 inches across)
Care: wipe clean with a soft dry cloth
Note: the stained-glass effect is printed onto clear acrylic, not leaded glass
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.
