Cernunnos Altar Box Vintage

This altar box honors the Cernunnos, the Horned God of the Wilds from the Celtic pantheon. This altar box is housed in a vintage wooden box from Diamond Lake, Oregon depicting a deer standing under a tree on the lid. The inside has been lined with ethically sourced deer leather to further call him in.

This box contains the following offerings:
- 1 ethically sourced lucky rabbit's foot in white to honor his role as Lord of the Forest and all the animals it contains
- 1 small section of ethically sourced rabbit fur to further honor this connection
- 1 ethically sourced antler tip, to honor his connection with deer
- 1 roll of ethically sourced deer leather to further honor that connection
- 2 ethically sourced deer teeth to further honor his deer connection
- 2 ethically sourced snake ribs bound with red thread, for the snakes he's often depicted with
- 1 miniature log of birch, honoring his connection with both the forests and the Fae, to whom the birch is sacred
- 1 length of handmade dandelion cord, for even the smallest and simplest of plants works great magic in Cernunnos' hands
- 1 handmade deer altar tile in black polymer clay with golden details, honoring how Cernunnos is a shining light in dark spaces as well as his ties to deer
- 1 handmade Celtic Tree of Life wax seal magnet with handpainted details
- 1 vintage chime candle holder with sunflowers around the edges for his connection to the flowering plants in his care
- 1 rectangular piece of moss agate, honoring his ties to the forest
- 1 piece of green chalcedony, further honoring this connection

All offerings fit securely in this vintage box which measures 6 x 3 x 2 inches. This makes it ideal for witches still in the broom closet, who may need to tuck their altars away from time to time, and those who have limited space.