Sator Square

This medieval inspired talisman is fastened after the Latin palindrome found in the days of Pompeii. 

Imbued with magical properties, interpretations of the square are as follows...

⭑ good luck charm

⭑ device to facilitate healing

⭑ ward to repel evil

⭑ commentary on the interconnectedness of our universe

While religious connotations may associated with this design, it has been crafted without such subtext. 

What may also be known as the "Templar Square" no longer has ties to patriarchal colonial groups, and has been presented in current form to encourage a resurgence of Matriarchal mysticism.

Each square is hand-made and intended to be viewed as perfect - despite deliberate imperfections. 

Squares can be displayed around ones' sacred space, on alters, or other places of worship. Hang from your front door as a daily reminder of the magic within the mundane