Wicca and gothic wall decor for altar and ritual space
Wall reliefs in cold-cast resin form the core of the range – bronzed, selectively coloured or in terracotta tones, with the depth and weight that flat wall decor simply lacks. Motifs from Celtic and pagan symbolic worlds dominate: the Triple Goddess, Cernunnos, Ceridwen, the Horned God with Elemental Goddess, the Spiral Goddess, the Wiccan Wheel of the Year and twin-dragon designs come in part from Maxine Miller and integrate well into existing altar areas. Newer, more symbolically pared-back pieces – Triple Hares, Snowy Owl, Forest Pentagram, Wicca Eye – round out the range with lighter, less figurative options. Small wooden objects featuring pentagram and Triple Moon imagery offer the accessible entry point from around €5.
For walls that should carry more than a single relief, pentagram mirrors in MDF and glass are available in two variants, alongside a wall mirror with Hecate motif and a designed mirror in tarot reading style. Wall hangings with palmistry imagery in two sizes suit larger wall surfaces without mounting requirements. A wall shelf in crescent moon design additionally offers display space for small ritual pieces. Anyone after general gothic and fantasy wall decor without the ritual association will find a separate larger selection under Gothic Wall Decor.
Frequently asked questions about magical wall decor
What is a wall relief?
A wall relief is a three-dimensional piece of wall decor – the motif is sculpturally worked and stands proud of the background surface. In contrast to a flat wall picture, the depth creates a noticeably stronger visual presence. The reliefs in this category are crafted from cold-cast resin and come ready for hanging.
What goes above a Wicca altar?
Above a Wicca altar a symbol is often chosen that underlines the altar's orientation – Triple Moon for the Goddess, pentagram as a protective symbol, Cernunnos for the Horned God, or the Wiccan Wheel of the Year for the pagan annual cycle. Wall reliefs offer the advantage of needing no additional surface space and also visually completing the area upwards.
How do I mount a heavy cold-cast resin wall relief?
Heavy wall reliefs in cold-cast resin should be secured with a sturdy wall hook or a screw with wall plug – depending on the weight of the piece. Most reliefs have an integrated hanging fixture on the reverse. For particularly heavy pieces, mounting into masonry or wooden battens is preferable to plasterboard alone.
