Covered in magickal symbols, Celtic spirals and knots, and imagery traditionally associated with the Celtic goddess of prophecy, death, war, and even fertility, Morrigan, this massive, leather-bound blank book belongs in the sacred space every witch, occultist, or student of the metaphysical. It's thick, sturdy cover has been hand stitched and tooled from leather to create this dazzling array of mystical imagery, specifically intended to inspire as you pen your Book of Shadows. The front cover depicts a three crows, flying in a circle around a central pentagram created in a pattern of woven Celtic knots, all overlapping a backdrop of spirals, full moons, and other intricate Celtic imagery. The back cover is no less elaborate, portraying a crescent moon stylized within Celtic design so that it blends seamlessly with the image of a rising crow; all of this within a radiant sun, and surrounded by different triskele patterns and old, Celtic imagery as borders.

Hand stitched and bound, the entire cover has been decorated in elaborate Celtic designs, which weave together to create designs.

Upon the front cover, bordered by Celtic knots, a pentagram has been woven in and out of a crescent moon, and filled with fantastically tangled designs of Celtic dragons, spirals, triquetras, and triskeles, in a powerful display of mysticism and magick. With all of this, the rear cover has not been neglected; it portrays a similar pentagam, created out of woven knots and bordered by stars and triskeles, representing the three faces of the Goddess, maiden, mother, and Crone, as well as the mind, body, and spirit of magic. Even the book's spine has been decorated with the elaborate display of a Celtic-styled dragon.

All of this imagery has been placed upon a huge, 3" thick, 8" wide, and 10" tall book, creating a journal that appears as though it should be in the study, sacred space, or laboratory of every wizard, magician, alchemist and witch ever imagined. To further add to its beauty and value, its 500 pages have been made entirely from recycled biomass, resulting in sturdy, acid-free paper created without tree-pulp that can be easily used for writing, sketching, and even painting. As your book of shadows or journal, it is a work that can be passed down for generations.