Measuring in at just 3 3/4" from the base of its three legs to the top of its flip-down carrying handle, this cast iron pentagram cauldron is a miniature ritual tool perfect for those who either don't have much space or work their magic on the move. Embossed with a pentagram on both its front and back faces, it is the perfect place for you to burn incense, easily accommodating cone incense as well as charcoal tablets for resin and powder incense. .

The cauldron or pot symbolizes cyclical time and the lunar calendar, it is the repository of inspiration and magick.

In contemporary Witchcraft, the cauldron is an important magical tool that symbolically combines the influences of the ancient elements of air, fire, water, and earth. Its shape is representative of Mother Nature, and the three legs upon which it stands correspond to the three aspects of the Triple Goddess, the three lunar phases (waxing, full, and waning), and to three as a magical number. Additionally, the cauldron is a symbol of transformation (both physical and spiritual), enlightenment, wisdom, the womb of the Mother Goddess, and rebirth.

Since early times, cauldrons have been used not only for boiling water and cooking food, but for heating up magical brews, poisons, and healing potions. They have also been utilized by alchemists and by Witches as tools of divination, containers for sacred fires and incense, and holy vessels for offerings to the gods of old.