 Air symbol
Air is one of five elements found in most Wiccan and pagan traditions. Air is one of four classical elements that is often used in Wiccan rituals. Air is an element of the East associated with the soul and breath of life. Air is associated with yellow and white. Other elements are also used in pagan and Wiccan symbolism: fire, earth and water. |
 Seax Vika
Seax-Wica is a tradition or denomination of the neo-pagan religion of Wicca that is heavily inspired by the iconography of historical Anglo-Saxon paganism, although, unlike theodism, it is not a reconstruction of the religion from the early Middle Ages. ... Seax Wica is a tradition founded in the 1970s by author Raymond Buckland. It is inspired by the ancient Saxon religion, but is not specifically a reconstructionist tradition. The symbol of the tradition represents the moon, sun and eight Wiccan Saturdays. |
 Pentacle
A pentacle is a five-pointed star or pentagram enclosed in a circle. The five branches of the star represent the four classical elements, with the fifth element usually being either Spirit or I, depending on your tradition. The pentacle is probably the most famous symbol of Wicca today, and is often used in jewelry and other adornments. Usually, during Wiccan rituals, a pentacle is painted on the ground, and in some traditions it is used as a sign of degree. It is also considered a symbol of protection and is used for reflection in some pagan traditions.A standard symbol for witches, masons, and many other pagan or occult groups. |
 Symbol of the Horned God
The Horned God is one of the two main deities of the pagan religion of Wicca. He is often given various names and qualifiers, and he represents the masculine part of the duotheistic theological system of religion and the other part the feminine Triple Goddess. According to popular Wiccan belief, it is associated with nature, wildlife, sexuality, hunting and the cycle of life. |
 Wheel of hecate
This labyrinth-like symbol has its origins in Greek legend where Hecate was known as the keeper of the crossroads before she turned into the goddess of magic and witchcraft.The wheel of Hecate is a symbol used by some Wiccan traditions. She seems more popular among feminist traditions and represents the three aspects of the Goddess: Virgo, Mother, and Old Woman. |
 Elven star
The elven star or seven-pointed star is found in certain offshoots of the magical tradition of Wicca. However, it has different names and can be associated with many other magical traditions.It is also a reminder that seven is a sacred number in many magical traditions, associated with the seven days of the week, the seven pillars of wisdom, and many other magical theories. In Kabbalah, the seven is associated with the sphere of victory. |
 Sun wheel
Although sometimes referred to as the Sun Wheel, this symbol represents the Wheel of the Year and the eight Wiccan Saturdays. The term "sun wheel" comes from the sun cross, which was used to refer to the solstices and equinoxes in some pre-Christian European cultures. |
 Triple Moon Symbol
This symbol is found in many neo-pagan and Wiccan traditions as a symbol of the Goddess. The first crescent represents the waxing phase of the moon, which signifies new beginnings, new life and renewal. The central circle symbolizes the full moon, the time when magic is most important and powerful. Finally, the last crescent represents the waning moon, which signifies the time for the exorcism of magic and the return of things. |
 Triskele
In the Celtic world, we find triskeles engraved on Neolithic stones throughout Ireland and Western Europe. For modern pagans and Wiccans, it is sometimes used to refer to the three Celtic kingdoms - earth, sea, and sky. |
 Triquetra
In some modern traditions, it represents a combination of mind, body and soul, and in pagan groups based on the Celtic tradition, it symbolizes the three kingdoms of earth, sea and sky. |
