Babylonian Altar Cloth - Lamashtu of the Night

Babylonian Altar Cloth - Lamashtu of the Nighthis altar cloth features a one sided print with hemmed edges. Care instructions: Cold water delicate cycle, hang to dry. No bleach. Lamashtu is depicted here with the cuneiform spelling of one of her many names, "Lamatu of the Night". In the ancient Akkadian spelling of this name, she is identified as a form of 'Ardat Lili' a form of the predatory Lilith. Lamatu (Lamastu, Lamashtu, Dimme) is the ancient Mesopotamian demoness who is one of the origins

A sigil of Lilith with the Hebrew name within the circle

perfect for practitioners of chthonic magick and collectors of esoteric jewelry

the qliphoth/qlippoth/qlifot[1] or kelipot (Hebrew: קְלִיפּוֹת‎ qəlīpōṯ

Flowers shows that the left-hand path is not inherently evil but part of our heritage and our deep-seated desire to be free

Prince Sa'īd Ibn al-Maḏhab (سعيد ابن المذهب)

in ancient religions signifies that Satan has mingled with fire

the Devil sends a demonic Goat to give you a ride

Cast in the finest resin

and the reason of his own fall

" symbolizing the union of opposites

Stunning illustrations by Rayza Camila Ortiz

and in this case