This simple, silver plated chalice has a triple moon engraved on opposing sides. approximately 6 1/4" tall, with ribbing down half the length of the stem. This chalice is perfect for home altar use, or even just decoration. Food and drink safe, it can also be used for any beverage you choose.

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The Element of Water is represented through the use of the Chalice, which is a ceremonial drinking vessel. The Chalice is used to take drinks during rituals and at the culmination of ritual work. In some paths it is also used to toast the Gods.

This tool also represents the universal feminine or the womb, especially when combined with the Athamé during the symbolic Great Rite. However, in Asatru the chalice is used as a drinking horn for holding sacred mead.

Chalices are used for:

* Mixing salt and water
* Mixing potions
* Invoking the power of the Moon
* Conjuring emotions
* Presenting offerings and pouring libations
* Drinking ritual wine
* Create bonds between coven members
* Proposing toasts

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The Goddess and God are often depicted in one of three forms - the Triple Aspect. The Triple Aspect is a way for us to understand the three major stages of human life, as well as the natural cycles i.e. sewing, growing, harvest.
In the feminine aspect this is known as the Maiden, Mother and Crone, and is often depicted by the Triple Moon symbol.

Maiden
This aspect represents youth and innocence.
The Maiden is hopeful, optimistic and has a desire to change the world for the better.
She is associated with the season of spring and the waxing moon.

Mother
The Mother represents nurturing and fertility.
Knowledge and experience lead her to encourage forethought in her plans and actions.
She is associated with summer and the full moon.

Crone
The Crone is free from the drive to change the world or reproduce.
She represents wisdom and completion.
She understands the events that she has accomplished.
She is associated with winter and the waning moon.