<p>Alternative Imagination is happy to provide basic altar supplies for practicing Wiccans! </p> <p><b>24” x 24” The Triple Moon Altar Cloth.</b> The waxing, full, and waning moods represents the Maiden, Mother, and Crone, a familiar feminine symbol of the Goddess. Inside the Full moon is a Pentacle; a symbol of power, magic, and connection to the elements and the divine.</p> <p><b>4” California White Sage.</b> This potent herb has been used for centuries by Native Americans in rituals and ceremonies to purify, cleanse, and protect. </p> <p><b>4” Palo Santo Smudge Stick.</b> Also known as “Holy Wood” due to its use in religious ceremonies and rituals in Central and South America, this wood is burned to cleanse negative energies and promote healing. </p> <p><b>White Dead Sea Salt.</b> White salt is used for purification and protection. It can be added to water for cleansing, sprinkled in a circle or along thresholds for protection.</p> <p><b>Black Hawaiian Salt.</b> Black salt is used for magical spells of warding, protection, and banishment. Some Wiccans make their own black salt from: salt, burned charcoal, ashes, black pepper, and other ingredients they may want to include. </p> <p><b>Pink Himalayan Salt.</b> Pink salt is used for spellcasting, charms, and offerings to bring love, strengthen familial bonding, and to offer to the Goddess. </p> <p><b>9” White Deity Candles.</b> These candles represent the deities one may choose to worship. One for the God, one for the Goddess. The God is typically placed to the top left of the altar and the Goddess on the top right. </p> <p><b>3” Copper Tree of Life Offering Bowl.</b> The Tree of Life can be found in many cultures with various meanings of to what it is. Yggdrasil is the most well-known; it connects the 9 worlds in Norse culture. Offering bowls are used hold herbs, salts, or other gifts to deities or spirits.</p>