Pocket Hekate Brimo Trimorphos Statue

Our Pocket Hekate Brimo Trimorphos statue honors an ancient epithet of Hekate's: Brimo Trimorphos, the Terrible One of Three Forms. This epithet of hers is found in the Orphic Argonautica. Here, Hekate is described as having a terrifying form with having either three bodies or three heads. The heads are those of a horse, a dog and a lion. She was sometimes depicted as a single being, but sometimes also a three-headed monster. We have carved her in this ancient form, nestled inside an alcove. Her central head is that of a lion, with her horse head on the right and dog's head on the left. At the bottom, her robed hands cradle a torch that shines across her forms. In the top right corner, a moon represents her lunar aspects. In the top left, a star represents her connection to the stellar realm through her mother, Asteria. This original design was hand-carved by us before being casted in genuine natural materials using the same process as most pagan statuary.

We have the following statuary materials available:

• Bonded iron oxide
• Bonded atomized copper
• Bonded alabaster
• Starlight: This is the only statue not made of natural materials. It's made with resin and colored with white and shimmering purple mica. Like folk magic practitioners before us, we work with the best materials available for the task at hand: this includes resin. Despite not being a natural material, we work with resin for its alchemical property of transformation. Under its own power, resin transforms itself from a liquid to solid state through heat it produces itself. We view this as an alchemical metamorphosis and prize this material for that purpose.

Each statue is hand-painted with black, gold, and/or red to highlight her features. This statue measures 2.25x1.5x0.5 inches and can fit comfortably in a hand during meditation or a pocket while going about your day.