Triquetra Cauldron Oil Burner
While the symbol is the same in various cultures, the meaning shifts. Since there is little written evidence surrounding pre-Celtic and Celtic life, scholars can only speculate regarding Pagan tradition. However, from corroborating various references, they know the concept of three was a linchpin of divine belief, signifying the Triple Moon Goddess which encompasses the maiden, the mother and the crone and connects to feminine fertility.
 
The Maiden: represents a young girl symbolizing youth, pleasure, innocence, and new beginnings
The Mother: represents love, fertility, and maturity symbolizing the middle of a woman's life as she cares for others
The Crone: represents the facets of the other stages but focuses on the wisdom learned from a long life
The origin of the triquetra symbol is unknown, but it dates back to pre-Celtic times. Norse runestones and everyday items have been found with the symbol engraved on it which proves Norse groups, such as the Vikings, did use it.
 
The oil burner measures 3.95 inch wide and 4.75 inches tall. The cut out in the from is a pentacle.
The bowl capacity for aroma oil holds about 2 fl oz
This essential oil burner uses tea light candle to heat up aroma oil. Simply put a few drops of essential oil into the bowl and light a small tealight candle. Please do not leave lit candle unattended
Made of glazed ceramic, this cauldron design with cut out stars for airflow is ideal for bedrooms, living rooms, home office or workplaces
A great gift idea for anyone with an interest in witchcraft or wizardry
*Caution: Candle and essential oil are Not included. And don't touch the surface when candle is lighted.**
 
 
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