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The Latest Addition To My Altar: Raven Table Lamp

 

Stephs Cheers and Jeers received samples mentioned in this post in exchange for being featured on our site. 

I am always looking for new additions to my altars. If you missed it, I do have an Altar Essentials post where I detail some of the items I think are essential to starting an altar.  I came across this Raven Table Lamp from an Amazon seller KJYZDYZQ and knew I had to have it!

This resin Raven Table Lamp features realistic details such as feather lines and is stunning! The lamp comes with an E-14 bulb which the Raven holds in his mouth via a wire. It is a unique piece and has already been a conversation starter in our home. It does give off an Edgar Allan Poe vibe so it’s a great gift for Edgar Allen Poe fans, practitioners of witchcraft, or just someone who admires ravens.

You can purchase this lamp for $39.99.


Did You Know?

Ravens hold many different meanings in Witchcraft and spirituality.

Viking Mythology-Two Ravens named Huginn(thought) and Muninn(memory) are associated with the god Odin and are said to fly over Midgard to bring information to Odin.

Greek mythology-a white Raven is associated with the god Apollo.

Celtic mythology-The Goddess known as The Morrighan often appears in the form of a crow or a raven. She is associated with war and battle.

These are just a few examples.

In some religions, Ravens are seen as “unclean” and a bad omen and in others, they are seen as messengers and are used form of divination.

Can I use a Raven in place of a Crow and vice versa?

First, let’s cover the difference between Ravens and Crows.

Ravens: Large body, big curved beak, fairly large wedge-shaped tail, makes a deep croaking call.

Crows: slim beak, squared-off tail, make a clear “caw” sound.

So Can I Substitute?

I have personally substituted crow statues in the place of ravens and vice versa multiple times. In my opinion, it comes down to preference and how comfortable you feel. I always say when it comes down to Witchcraft, do what you feel drawn to.

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I used Learn Religions as a reference to make sure the information I provided is accurate. Be sure to check out their website! 

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