Ritual Goblets & Chalices

Wicca, Baphomet and the Triple Goddess

Goblets fitted with a removable stainless-steel insert and around 200 ml capacity form the drinkable altar chalices in the selection – hand-painted, featuring symbols such as the pentagram, triquetra, Triple Moon and Tree of Life, alongside deity motifs including the Triple Moon Goddess (Maiden, Mother, Crone), Gaia, Cernunnos and Baphomet. Alongside these come larger tankards (~400 ml) featuring Ouija, Cernunnos and herbal potion designs. For pared-back ritual ceremonial cups there are nickel-plated metal chalices with engraving (pentagram, triquetra, Triple Moon) at just ~40 ml capacity. A King Arthur chalice at 450 ml closes the chalice selection at the upper end.

Decorative bottles in cold-cast resin round out the range as altar and shelf decor – not designed to be opened, featuring motifs such as ravens, poison, snake venom and crawlers, including a six-piece apothecary set. Alongside these come a double-walled glass tea cup with quartz crystal infuser and coaster sets featuring palmistry and Ouija imagery. Further altar supplies are available under Altars & Supplies.

Frequently asked questions about ritual goblets and witch's chalices

Are the ritual goblets in cold-cast resin suitable for drinking?

The cold-cast resin goblets in this category have a removable stainless-steel insert, which prevents direct contact between liquid and the cold-cast resin body. Whether a specific model is suitable for drink use is noted on each individual product page. Metal chalices are equally suitable for drinking.

What's the difference between a ritual goblet and a ceremonial chalice?

In this category, "ritual goblet" typically refers to the larger, more elaborately worked cold-cast resin goblets with stainless-steel insert and ~200 ml capacity. "Ceremonial chalice" refers to the pared-back nickel-plated metal chalices with engraving and only ~40 ml capacity – designed more for symbolic use than for actual drinking.

Which goblets suit a Wicca altar?

Traditionally on a Wicca altar a chalice represents water and the feminine – often decorated with lunar phases, pentagrams, triquetras or goddess motifs. The Triple Moon Goddess chalices from Nemesis Now and the Wicca chalices featuring pentagram and Tree of Life imagery suit a traditionally arranged Wicca altar particularly well, picking up the elemental and symbolic correspondences that structure Wiccan practice.