Cedarwood Athame

  • $ 15.00


A  ritual knife carved from a single piece of polished Cedarwood. Wood athames are sometimes preferred by Faery practitioners and others who prefer to avoid iron in their ritual craft.

You will receive one wood athame measuring between 7 and 7.5 inches long. They come in a marvelous assortment of natural wood patterns—let us choose one for you.

Material: Moroccan Cedarwood
Dimensions: Approx. 7.25 inches (average) x 7/8 inches (widest point)

By buying this knife, you certify that you are above the age of 18 and are legally allowed to purchase it where you live. You are responsible for following all local laws related to the possession and display of knives. We accept no liability for misuse of this item.

About the Athame and Boline
An athame is a ritual knife used in Wiccan and other Pagan or magickal traditions. It may be used symbolically in a ritual, or to direct energy, or both. For most, an athame is a purely magickal tool—it is never used for mundane tasks, for violence, or for cutting physical objects at all.

Nevertheless, there are some aspects of magic that require a physical knife: Cutting herbs, preparing food offerings, trimming cords and paper, and so on. Many practitioners keep a separate knife (called a boline or kerfan) for these ritual tasks.


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Berenice
Great light size with lovely smell

Great light size with lovely smell

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Theodore
Beautiful piece of work and delivered in e...

Beautiful piece of work and delivered in excellent condition and promptly, as well.

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Sam
5 stars review from Sam

5 stars review from Sam

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Alia
The athame is much more beautiful and impr...

The athame is much more beautiful and impressive in person than in the pics. The wood is gorgeous and well-shaped and finished. It has a good heft and fits comfortably in the hand. The point, shape and size are well-suited to being used as a letter opener.

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Zackery
5 stars review from Zackery

5 stars review from Zackery