Hekate Magnets

Art nouveau style vintage print of the triple goddess in a tarot card style frame with serpents and moon phases. Makes a beautiful gift for witchy friends.

Art nouveau style vintage print of the triple goddess in a tarot card style frame with serpents and moon phases. Makes a beautiful gift for witchy friends.

Just hanging out with her dogs. On a new moon night.

I summon thee Hekate, mother of witches, goddess of night, join our rite.

Symbols of Hecate

“The moon is my mother. She is not sweet like Mary. Her blue garments unloose small bats and owls.” ― Sylvia Plath

Goddess in ancient Greek

Triple moon symbol floating over a starscape.

The goddess Hekate in three different forms: Einalia (from the sea), Cthonia (from the earth) and Ourania (Celestial).

Stunning design featuring the goddess Hekate.

Hail the mother, let her rain down on me

Inspired by the image of Hekate on the great altar of Pergamon, now in the Pergamon Museum in Germany. The altar displays the Gigantomachy, the battle between the Gods and the Titans, where Hekate stood on the side of Zeus, and killed the giant Clytios. This has been painted over a silver and gold acrylic pour.

Hekate, who brings Death As a psychopompe, Hekate is one of the Gods who helps mortals pass into the next life.

"I saw a fearsome woman approaching me, almost half a stadium's length high. In Her left hand She held a torch and in Her right a sword 20 cubits long. Below the waist She had snake-feet; above it She resembled a Gorgon, so far as concerns the look in Her eyes..." Lucian, Philopseudes, 170s CE

Hail the Mother

Hekate had her followers throughout the Mediterranean, and by the 4th century CE, She was sometimes believed to be Nature Herself. Sometimes when I dream, it inspires art. Watercolor on paper, ink, tea, and dreamstuff.

Complete your witchy aesthetic with our stylish fashion accessories that embody the allure of witchcraft and enchantment.

Hekate's mother is the Titaness of Stars, Asteria. As such, Hekate spans a connection between both the Heavens and the Underworld.

Hekate carries Her torches to light our way!

Thrasybulus found himself in danger, and prayed to the Gods, and to Hekate, whereupon She manifested as a pillar of light and led him to safety.

Hekate-Mother of the Crossroads

Hecate's Wheel, also known as the strophalos, is an honored and traditional symbol used in witchcraft. It calls forth the power of Hecate, Greek goddess of magic, witchcraft, the night, the moon, ghosts and necromancy. Hecate's Wheel symbolizes Hecate in three forms. One modern interpretation of this can be seen in the Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone. She was also associated with a vast knowledge of herbs and poisonous plants, so leaves became a general focus for this design. Our version of the Hecate's Wheel includes the Ouroboros, an ancient symbol of a serpent eating its own tail. This symbolizes Hecate's affinity for serpentine imagery as well as the symbolism of wholeness, further represented by her three forms. Within the Ourobor...

To honor Hekate's Sacred Fires, the modern rite created by Sorita D'Este.

Goddess of magic and fire butterflies :3 Metallic roses, beauty, and mystery ^^

Hekate Greek mythology

Surreal digital collage

Hello! You found again to my gate. It's nice to see you back here - I've been waiting for you for a while. It's time for you to step through my portal and bring back your magic. You have always had them in you; How could you forget that? Take her. Use it. For your own and for the highest good. She belongs to you. She is a part of you. Let her take over. You are not walking the earth for the first time and you have always used your magic completely naturally, whether you were aware of it or not. Let them flow again, use them with pride and fulfill your good wishes. You have the power. Ask me, and I will be there and offer you my help. Go your way - magic is part of it.

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I started with the Rose Cross sigil technique, and Hekate’s name. Thus I ended up with a simple set of angles and a circle. I poured the paint onto the canvas in that same pattern, in the colors most closely associated with Hekate (red, black, white, and yellow.) This being fluid art, of course the paints wanted to move and shift and blend across the surface, which I expected. I did my best to keep the paint along the lines of the sigil, but there’s only so much control in this method of painting. The end result has a distinct lack of a clear sigil, but a fire-like quality when looked at upside down. This reminds me of the cemetery art tradition, of death being symbolized by an upside down torch. All of which is very Hekatean. I hope y...

Hail Hekate, Keybearer, Torchbearer, Gentle Nurse, unto whom I have sworn my oaths, I pray to you...

Hekate with her Hound, surrounded by the lights of her followers. A fairly traditional depiction.

Immerse yourself in the haunting beauty of this intricate black and white drawing featuring Hecate, the formidable ancient Greek goddess of sorcery, night, moon and ghosts. As the guardian of crossroads and entranceways, she stands tall between her loyal wolf companions, holding aloft burning torches. The meticulously detailed swirling patterns surrounding the goddess add an air of arcane mystique. This striking artwork captures Hecate's power and allure, perfect for lovers of mythology, witchcraft and the occult.

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Hecate Triple Moon Goddess Pagan Witchy Goth

Inspired by our reverence towards the Goddess Hecate and our love of tarot, this design includes major imagery associated with this Greek goddess of magick. Behind the Hecate Triformis, you’ll see the Triple Goddess Moon in which Hecate’s Wheel can be found. Notice the crossroads at which she is placed. Hecate is known for helping those who call upon her to make decisions and find their way. And an image of Hecate is not complete without her hounds, of course.

Play like the Maiden, Love like the Mother, Think like the Crone.