Wall Plaque Wicca - Triskelle - Tripple Goddess

Wall Plaque Wicca - Triskelle - Tripple Goddess - Product Details:

- Height: 26 cm
- Width: 26 cm
- Depth: 2,5 cm
- Material: Cold Cast Resin
- bronzed
- by Maxine Miller

Triskele and Triple Goddess in a Bronzed Finish

This bronzed wall plaque brings together two central symbols of Celtic and Wicca tradition: the Triskele and the Triple Goddess. The Triskele – also known as Triskelion or Triple Spiral – is one of the oldest Celtic spiral symbols, standing for the threefold nature of becoming, being and passing away, of past, present and future, and for the eternal flow of life. In Wicca, it is closely linked with the Triple Goddess, who in her three aspects of Maiden, Mother and Crone embodies the cycle of female life stages and the three phases of the moon: waxing, full and waning. The wall plaque is the work of artist Maxine Miller, renowned for her detailed depictions of Celtic deities and her imagery rooted in magic and a deep bond with nature. Measuring 26 cm in height, 26 cm in width and 2.5 cm in depth, it is crafted from high-quality polyresin, hand-painted in a bronzed finish and ready to hang. Anyone who carries Triskele and Triple Goddess as personal symbols or collects the work of this beloved artist will treasure this stylish piece of wall décor – also as a gift for those drawn to magical traditions.

A Wicca Symbol for the Altar and Witch's Room

As a central pagan symbol, the Triskele plaque takes its place above the altar or in the witch's room – the warm, dark bronze finish becomes especially intense in candlelight and brings out the fine lines of the Celtic spiral. For coven members, such an altar piece often serves as a shared point of focus during rituals, while for collectors of Celtic imagery it is a refined piece of wall décor with genuine symbolic depth.