EST. FORT COLLINS, COLORADO

Magick for the life you actually have.

Engraved tools, sigil art, and tarot built to be used, not just displayed.

  • A rectangular wooden serving tray with a warm reddish-brown finish, featuring dark engraved symbols: a boar's head on the left, Cernunnos medallion, tree of life on the right, flanked by knotted pillar borders holding a reddish-brown smoking pipe, a small marbled glass bowl, and a curved antler.

    Ceremonial Altar Tray

    Mabon rituals often center on gratitude and grounding. This tray is built to hold what that looks like on your altar: herbs, stones, offerings, whatever the working calls for.

    Set the altar 
  • The image shows a wrapped and sealed black package with a gold-colored tarot card and its accompanying instruction sheet, labeled 'The Sun'.

    Blind Tarot

    Mabon, the autumn equinox, is a natural moment for taking stock: what you're harvesting this year, and what you're ready to let go of. A Blind Tarot Draw fits that pause well. You don't choose the card, you sit with what you're given.

    Draw your card 
  • A round acacia tray engraved with all eight Sabbats, the Celtic tree calendar, and the year's named moons around a central Tree of Life.

    Wheel of the Year Altar Tray

    With Mabon approaching, this tray keeps the full Wheel of the Year - all eight Sabbats, the Celtic tree months, the year's moons - somewhere you'll actually look at it, not tucked in a drawer.

    Mark the wheel 

FROM THE MAKER

Every piece here starts on my own engraver and workbench in Fort Collins. I make the things I'd actually want on my own altar. No shortcuts, no mass production.

- G. Fandango, Modern World Magick