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Venom & Vines Skull Trinket Dish

£7.00

If you keep offerings, hold tokens for working with plant spirits, or need a designated space for liminal tools, this one’s for you. The Venom & Vines Skull Trinket Dish features a crescent moon, serpent, skull, and poison plant motifs – natural companions for Hekatean devotion, crossroads work, or any practice rooted in transformation and the chthonic. Use it for small offerings, petition slips, wisht board workings, or simply to hold your keys and jewellery with a little more intention.

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This ceramic skull trinket dish was designed for practitioners who work with liminal forces – whether that’s Hekate, plant spirits, or the magic of death and renewal. The design brings together symbols long associated with such work: the crescent moon for illumination in darkness, the serpent for transformation and poison-wisdom , the skull as a reminder of mortality and the Underworld, and botanicals that reference the old poison path – plants used by seers and cunning folk for their potent, protective, and visionary properties.

Trinket dishes like this serve multiple purposes in folk practice. Use them to hold offerings (small coins, herbs, stones), to anchor petition magic (written intentions placed beneath tokens), or as part of a wisht board or working altar. Small candles like tea lights or chime candles can comfortably fit in this small dish.

They’re also practical for everyday liminal objects – keys that open thresholds, jewellery worn for protection, or anything you want kept in a designated, intentional space rather than scattered about.

This skull trinket dish sits comfortably on a dresser, bedside table, or working surface – wherever you need a small, contained space that holds a little gravity.

Size: 10.5 cm width

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Weight 0.15 kg

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