Silver pentacles and gold knotwork on a field of black — an elegant foundation for serious ritual work.
A generous 72" x 22" altar cloth built for the longer altar table, where smaller cloths leave the ends bare. Three silver pentacles run down the center — equal in size, matched in design — framed by a golden pattern of swirling Celtic knots that accents each star without crowding it. The ends finish in an approximately 1½" fringe, and the whole piece is 100% rayon, so it drapes soft and lies flat rather than bunching.
Who it's for: Practitioners working a full-length altar table who need coverage that actually reaches the edges. Covens setting a formal ritual space. Tarot and rune readers who want an elegant reading surface. Anyone furnishing a permanent altar who wants a cloth that reads as intentional and finished rather than improvised. Also a striking wall hanging, tapestry, or fabric backdrop for the witch who likes to repurpose.
Why this cloth: An altar cloth does real work — it defines sacred space, protects your surface, and sets the tone before a single candle is lit. The triple pentacle is a strong central motif: the pentacle for the elements and spirit, tripled for emphasis, rhythm, and the power of threes woven all through Celtic and Wiccan practice. The gold knotwork border frames the working space and gives the eye a clear boundary — useful both aesthetically and energetically. At six feet long, it suits altars most cloths can't cover, and the soft rayon drape means it sits beautifully whether laid flat or hung.
Care: Rayon is best treated gently — spot clean or hand wash cold and lay flat to dry to preserve the drape and the printed design. Iron on low if needed.
