Hecate's Vigil — Triple Moon Goddess Tapestry

The wall behind your bed is the last thing you see and the first thing you wake to. Give it something worth looking at.

Hecate's Vigil renders the goddess of the crossroads in the language of an old tarot plate — gold linework on deep black, crowned by the triple moon, flanked by her hounds, framed in a border of stars. It reads as an altar piece from across the room and as fine engraving up close.

What you receive

• One printed wall tapestry, black ground with antique-gold linework
• 70 × 100cm (approx. 27.5 × 39in) — sized for above a bed, a reading corner, or a doorway
• Lightweight woven polyester with a soft hand and matte, non-reflective surface

Hanging it

Light enough for pushpins, adhesive strips, or a slim rod through the top hem. It hangs flat without stretcher bars and takes a crease out with a cool iron on the reverse or ten minutes of steam from a hot shower.

On the figure

Hecate is public-domain pre-Christian mythology — goddess of thresholds, night roads, and the choice between paths. The imagery here is original linework in that tradition, not a reproduction of any modern deck.

Care

Cold machine wash, gentle cycle, hang to dry. Do not bleach.