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Filled under Miscellaneous on 14 December 2015 01:04 Written by Tarot-Website.net A stunning Celtic themed dagger with stainless steel blade and pewter lacework handle with manmade jewel Satinless Steel Pewter Resin Blade Overall

Filled under Miscellaneous on 8 December 2015 20:27 Written by Tarot-Website.net A stunning example of a Scottish dagger with stainless steel blade and pewter lacework handle with manmade jewel Satinless Steel Pewter Resin Blade Overall

Filled under Miscellaneous on 3 December 2015 04:08 Written by Tarot-Website.net A very luxurious bag This double thick velvet bag features a fully lined golden velvet interior and is closed by a silken pull cord Can fit almost any tarot deck sizes and is the pefect bag for your runes

Filled under Miscellaneous on 24 November 2015 07:33 Written by Tarot-Website.net These handsome bags from Lo Scarabeo provide an attractive way to store and protect your valuable decks Each pouch is big enough to hold two standard size x inches decks

Filled under Miscellaneous on 21 November 2015 14:00 Written by Tarot-Website.net Our Rose Velvet tarot bags are made of specially selected high quality luxurious velvet that has a small amount of stretch Velvet bags are closed with ribbon pulls Polyester The size of bags is full size - usable room under pull is about less in height Use it to hold Tarot Oracle decks or crystals runes or dice

Filled under Miscellaneous on 20 November 2015 01:19 Written by Tarot-Website.net An Athame or Atham is a ceremonial dagger used in the religion of Wicca and is also used in various other neopagan witchcraft traditions The athame stands as one of the four elemental tools in Wicca traditionally standing for fire as does the ritual sword The other three elemental tools are the wand the pentacle and the cup or chalice These four magical tools correspond to four 'weapons' of significance in Celtic myth - the sword the spear the shield and the cauldron and or grail The same four ritual tools also appear in the magical practices of the western