Engraved Wooden Pentagram Altar Bowl with Triple Moon
A compact wooden bowl with a triple moon goddess engraving on one side and a pentagram on the other. It gives your altar a dedicated home for herbs, crystals and small tools, and it looks settled on a shelf between rituals.
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A compact wooden bowl with a triple moon goddess engraving on one side and a pentagram on the other. It gives your altar a dedicated home for herbs, crystals and small tools, and it looks settled on a shelf between rituals.
Handcrafted wooden ritual bowl with Wiccan triple moon goddess and pentagram engravings for altar decor or storage
- needs a ritual vessel for altar or spiritual practice
- wants a natural wood storage bowl for small items
A quiet wooden bowl that holds your practice
Loose herbs and crystals scattered across your altar before every ritual. With a dedicated engraved wood bowl, every item has its place and the space feels set apart.
Two symbols carved into one natural bowl

Triple moon engraved
The triple moon goddess symbol is cut into one side with clean, crisp lines. Held in the hand, the bowl reads as a ritual piece at a glance, not a generic dish. It sits well as the centre of a moon-phase altar.

Pentagram on the other side
The pentagram sits on the reverse, so the bowl adapts to your setup. Face the pentagram toward your working space for a sabbat, or turn the triple moon outward for everyday display on a shelf.

Natural wood finish
A dark brown stain lets the grain show through, and the surface is matte rather than glossy. The interior is smooth and finished, so small items slide in and out without snagging. It pairs with boho and witchy decor without competing with it.
Care for the wood and the engraving
- Dust it dry
A soft dry cloth lifts dust out of the engraved lines without wearing the stain.
- Skip the soak
Water swells the wood and can lift the stain. Wipe with a barely damp cloth, then dry it straight away.
- Keep it out of direct sun
Sun and heat fade the stain and dry the grain. A shelf away from windows and radiators is ideal.
- Store dry items
Keep herbs and crystals dry inside the bowl. Damp contents leave marks on the interior.
Compact enough for a shelf corner or altar edge
- 10 cm (4 in)Diameter
- 6.5 cm (2.5 in)Height
Small enough to sit beside a taper candle on a shelf or altar
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Questions and answers
It measures 10 cm (4 in) across and 6.5 cm (2.5 in) tall. That footprint suits a shelf corner, the edge of a small altar or a desk beside a candle. Measure your space first if you plan to fill a larger altar with several pieces.
A trinket tray stores items, but it does not carry the symbolism you work with. This bowl does both: it holds herbs, crystals or tools in one place and gives the altar a deliberate centre. One carved wooden piece replaces a shelf of mismatched containers, and the wood is built to stay on the altar through many sabbats and esbats.
The engraving is cut into solid wood, so it holds up to normal handling. Keep the bowl dry and dust it with a soft cloth. Avoid soaking it, since water can lift the stain and soften the carved edges over time.
Yes. It is made for dry herbs, crystals, candles stubs, tarot cards and small trinkets. Keep wet or oily items out of it. It is a decorative wooden piece rather than a food-safe container, so it is best for ritual and display storage.
Both, and that is the point. The triple moon goddess and pentagram engravings give it a clear place in Wiccan and pagan practice. It also looks at home on a bookshelf or a boho shelf when the altar is packed away between rituals.





