Lady of the Three Lamps Saucer
Al-Thurayya is the third Lunar Mansion described by the Picatrix. This station, indicated by the stars of the Pleiades, is fit to bring all good things, to cause love between man and wife, to bring blessings to hunts, to firmly incarcerate captives, and to safely sail by sea. It is also described as being good for all works of fire and alchemy. Its talisman is prescribed for the acquisition of good things. Its spirits is Annuncia, according to the Picatrix, and Amixiel according to Agrippa.
The image of Al-Thurayya is that of a seated woman with her right hand over her. I have personally always included the image of three lamps around this woman for my work with the spirit of this mansion.
And so, the Lady of the Three Lamps Saucer serves as a talismanic representation of this mansion, although it may not be obvious at first. The earth of which this red stoneware is composed represents the feminine component, with the three wick holders serving as the lamps surrounding her. At its center, the humble sigil of the Pleiades to represent the indicator stars of the Mansion. Each of these saucers were spun and fired during a Lunar conjunction with the Pleiades, and further consecrated whilst the Moon was in an appropriate aspect to the Pleiades. They were washed, fumigated, and anointed to become veritable talismans of Al-Thurayya, and thus bring all good things.
These lamps may be used as altar pieces or as working lamps to bring blessings in finance, love, or health, but also to strengthen works of binding, and to bring inspiration in the alchemical arts, whether you are distilling spagyrics or simply concocting herbal remedies or magical oils.
Each Lady of the Three Lamps saucer comes with its set of instructions to conjure the spirit of the mansion it represents and to build a strong relationship for the sake of bringing blessings of all kinds, to develop the art magical, and to deepen one’s understanding of alchemy.
For more information on the Seven Sisters; Alcyone collection, see the collection page.
Sold as curio only.
Al-Thurayya is the third Lunar Mansion described by the Picatrix. This station, indicated by the stars of the Pleiades, is fit to bring all good things, to cause love between man and wife, to bring blessings to hunts, to firmly incarcerate captives, and to safely sail by sea. It is also described as being good for all works of fire and alchemy. Its talisman is prescribed for the acquisition of good things. Its spirits is Annuncia, according to the Picatrix, and Amixiel according to Agrippa.
The image of Al-Thurayya is that of a seated woman with her right hand over her. I have personally always included the image of three lamps around this woman for my work with the spirit of this mansion.
And so, the Lady of the Three Lamps Saucer serves as a talismanic representation of this mansion, although it may not be obvious at first. The earth of which this red stoneware is composed represents the feminine component, with the three wick holders serving as the lamps surrounding her. At its center, the humble sigil of the Pleiades to represent the indicator stars of the Mansion. Each of these saucers were spun and fired during a Lunar conjunction with the Pleiades, and further consecrated whilst the Moon was in an appropriate aspect to the Pleiades. They were washed, fumigated, and anointed to become veritable talismans of Al-Thurayya, and thus bring all good things.
These lamps may be used as altar pieces or as working lamps to bring blessings in finance, love, or health, but also to strengthen works of binding, and to bring inspiration in the alchemical arts, whether you are distilling spagyrics or simply concocting herbal remedies or magical oils.
Each Lady of the Three Lamps saucer comes with its set of instructions to conjure the spirit of the mansion it represents and to build a strong relationship for the sake of bringing blessings of all kinds, to develop the art magical, and to deepen one’s understanding of alchemy.
For more information on the Seven Sisters; Alcyone collection, see the collection page.
Sold as curio only.
Al-Thurayya is the third Lunar Mansion described by the Picatrix. This station, indicated by the stars of the Pleiades, is fit to bring all good things, to cause love between man and wife, to bring blessings to hunts, to firmly incarcerate captives, and to safely sail by sea. It is also described as being good for all works of fire and alchemy. Its talisman is prescribed for the acquisition of good things. Its spirits is Annuncia, according to the Picatrix, and Amixiel according to Agrippa.
The image of Al-Thurayya is that of a seated woman with her right hand over her. I have personally always included the image of three lamps around this woman for my work with the spirit of this mansion.
And so, the Lady of the Three Lamps Saucer serves as a talismanic representation of this mansion, although it may not be obvious at first. The earth of which this red stoneware is composed represents the feminine component, with the three wick holders serving as the lamps surrounding her. At its center, the humble sigil of the Pleiades to represent the indicator stars of the Mansion. Each of these saucers were spun and fired during a Lunar conjunction with the Pleiades, and further consecrated whilst the Moon was in an appropriate aspect to the Pleiades. They were washed, fumigated, and anointed to become veritable talismans of Al-Thurayya, and thus bring all good things.
These lamps may be used as altar pieces or as working lamps to bring blessings in finance, love, or health, but also to strengthen works of binding, and to bring inspiration in the alchemical arts, whether you are distilling spagyrics or simply concocting herbal remedies or magical oils.
Each Lady of the Three Lamps saucer comes with its set of instructions to conjure the spirit of the mansion it represents and to build a strong relationship for the sake of bringing blessings of all kinds, to develop the art magical, and to deepen one’s understanding of alchemy.
For more information on the Seven Sisters; Alcyone collection, see the collection page.
Sold as curio only.