Spica Talismans

From the forge of Mr. Anthony Mack —

Modeled in hard carver’s wax, and cast in 90/10 Electrum [silver and gold], with calcined salts of sage and mugwort. The image of a celestial bird; a composite image drawing upon forms seen among various birds of paradise. In Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy he writes: “Under Spica they made an image or a bird or a man laden with merchandise: These give wealth, make one conquer lawsuits, it taketh away difficulties and evil.” [book II chapter 47, Eric Purdue translation].

Of these images the bird was chosen to lean into the significations and synchronicities recognized by myself and others who have worked with Spica over the years.

Beside the increase of gold, victory in lawsuits, and ‘moving to the front of the line’ significations – there is an iridescent, almost psychedelic quality to Spica when you are saturated in it. Spica eases one into what may be best described as a flow state; conducive to inspiration, artistry, refinement, and fortunate attainment.

Above and below the image are engraved the glyphs of Spica: the form found in Liber Hermetis De Quindecim Stellis above, and the glyph recorded by Agrippa [book II, chapter 52] below.
In the center if the image in ornate versions, a 1.3 carat emerald is set into the breast of the celestial bird; emerald being the precious gem used in conjunction with spica images. The back of the ornate features an image of the fixed star as it would be recognized looking toward the constellation of virgo, illuminating a textured night sky.

Casting was accompanied by suffumigation of sage, mugwort, and frankincense.

Each Spica Talisman arrives with a 20″ silver chain, and a keepsake jewelry box bearing a wax seal of the glyph of Spica.

It also comes with a vial of Gem in the Hand Incense / Powder.

NOTE THAT TALISMANIC SOLID PERFUME COMPACTS WERE ALSO CAST for Spica’s election (the first of their kind ever made, as far as we know!).

Due to their complexity, they are not yet ready for their public debut. Tony anticipates they will be released within the coming 2-months. They will be priced along the range of Ornates and include much detail.

If a Client wishes them filled with Spica’s solid perfume, it will be included as a gift, otherwise it will ship empty in case the Client prefers to use it as a womb for petition papers, personal concerns, &c.