Mod Witch Star Plate

$6.00

A star-shaped ceramic plate featuring a bold, sassy 1960s witch aesthetic. This versatile piece works as a vibrant altar focal point, a jewelry dish, or a unique catch-all for your ritual botanicals. Limited vintage-style stock.

There is a specific kind of magic in the “Sassy 60s”—a time when the occult started to peek out from the shadows and into pop culture. This ceramic plate captures that retro energy with sharp lines and a playful, defiant spirit. It’s a nod to the kitchen witches and suburban sorceresses who kept the old ways alive with a wink and a shrug.

Technical Specs:

  • Material: Glazed ceramic.

  • Shape: Five-pointed star.

  • Style: 1960s Retro/Witchy Kitsch.

  • Cleaning: Hand-wash recommended to preserve the finish.

Behind the Hedge:

Not everything in your practice has to be somber and draped in black. Sometimes you need a tool that reminds you that magic can be fun. I love using these for “offering” plates—it’s the perfect size for a few stones, a sprig of dried rosemary, or your daily rings. It brings a bit of lighthearted authority to your space.

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There is a specific kind of magic in the “Sassy 60s”—a time when the occult started to peek out from the shadows and into pop culture. This ceramic plate captures that retro energy with sharp lines and a playful, defiant spirit. It’s a nod to the kitchen witches and suburban sorceresses who kept the old ways alive with a wink and a shrug.

Technical Specs:

  • Material: Glazed ceramic.

  • Shape: Five-pointed star.

  • Style: 1960s Retro/Witchy Kitsch.

  • Cleaning: Hand-wash recommended to preserve the finish.

Behind the Hedge:

Not everything in your practice has to be somber and draped in black. Sometimes you need a tool that reminds you that magic can be fun. I love using these for “offering” plates—it’s the perfect size for a few stones, a sprig of dried rosemary, or your daily rings. It brings a bit of lighthearted authority to your space.