Poison Path Snake Offering Dish – Kundalini, Shadow Wisdom & Lunar Work

This handmade stoneware offering dish is designed for ritual use, altar decor, and devotional workings rooted in the poison path tradition. Featuring a sgraffito serpent entwined with poison plants, this piece embodies inner transformation, hidden knowledge, and the dual power to heal or harm.

Within witchcraft traditions, the snake is not a symbol of deception, but one of wisdom, rebirth, and kundalini energy—the coiled force that rises through the self during deep inner work and awakening. This imagery stands in deliberate contrast to biblical narratives, reclaiming the serpent as a guide to knowledge rather than a tempter.

The snake coils around mugwort, belladonna, and datura—plants historically associated with moon magick, dreamwork, spirit travel, and flying ointments. These Saturnian poison plants carry a long lineage of witchcraft lore, representing liminality, altered states, and the responsibility that comes with power.

Each dish is hand-formed from stoneware clay, preserving organic shape and natural variation. No two pieces are identical. Variations in glaze tone, line work, and form are inherent to the handmade process and are not considered flaws.

This dish is well suited for:

• Poison path and Saturnian ritual work

• Shadow work and inner transformation rites

• Moon magick, dreamwork, and trance practices

• Holding offerings, herbs, crystals, or ritual tools

Details:

• Handmade stoneware offering dish

• Sgraffito snake with poison plant imagery

• Mugwort, belladonna, and datura symbolism
  

• Dishwasher safe

• Food safe

• Each piece is unique; natural variation expected
  

This is a ritual vessel, not decorative novelty—crafted for practitioners who walk the liminal edge between wisdom, shadow, and power.