Small Cast Iron Cauldron Smudge Pot, 3¾" Jolie DeMarco Massaglia and colorist Barbara Nosenzo

Massaglia and colorist Barbara Nosenzo have built a full 78-card deck that is faithful to the Rider-Waite-Smith tradition while glowing with turn-of-the-century beauty

the contained format makes the candle safer to relight across many short sessions than a freestanding votive would be

to seal the space after cleansing

wide enough to cover a standard taper or pillar flame

Small Cast Iron Cauldron Smudge Pot, 3¾" Jolie DeMarco Massaglia and colorist Barbara NosenzoA small cast iron cauldron is one of the most useful tools on an altar, a sturdy little pot you can burn herbs, incense, or resin in without worry. This one is the compact smudge pot size, about three and three quarter inches across, with a wavy rim and a footed base. Cast iron takes heat well, so it stands up to a smoldering charcoal disc or a burning bundle far better than ceramic or stone. Key Features Cast iron, built for fire. A heat tough little