[sell] Custom Engraved Talismans / Sigils / Seals, on Copper / Tin Options

I'm offering Custom Engraved Seals, Medallions or Pendants
on Copper, or Tin

for workings with:
various amulets & talismans,
goetia and solomonic, necronomicon, angellic, planetaries, enochian, elementals, servitors and other various spirits and entities,
other ceremonial and magical uses.

Available Metals Discs/Medallion: Copper or Tin.
Diameter: up to 5 inches. Suggested diameter for goetia sigil = 3 inches.
Thickness: around 2.5 mm (vary slightly depending on material)
Dimension: any (round, oval, square, hexagon, pentagon etc.)
- Production: 3 days.
- Delivery: 10 days max.

Pricings:
- flat cost of $50 each (of any metal offered) including Shipping & Handling anywhere in the world.
- add $20 if you'd like to emboss your COPPER disk on both sides. Tin cannot be embossed on both sides.
- add $5 for background colors (primary colors only)
- Minimum of 2 disks order (or $100)
>>> Note, those above are original 2006 prices, but prices has been rising ever since till now in 2013. I will have to add $35 international courier fee for any orders up to 5 seals.

How to order:
- Send me (PM or email [email protected]) your order information including any specific specs of sigil disks you want to order, including images of the seals if you have it.
- Complete your payment.
Send paypal payment to [email protected]

Goetia spirits disk sample orders:
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Sigil: Sitri
Grimoire: Goetia
Diameter: 3 inches
Material: Tin

Sigil: Marduk
Grimoire: Necronomicon
Diameter 3 inches
Material: Copper

Custom order sample:
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Sigil: Personal servitor
Diameter: 5 inches
Material: Aluminium
Send me an image (.jpg,.jpeg,.gif) of the design.

I can make exact design of sigils from any grimoire or custom design to be embossed on metal disks of up to 5 inches.

Every finished 3 inches disks comes with a free black raw silk custom pouch (while stock lasts).


Anyone interested? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/egypt1.gif)

This post has been edited by + Kinjo -: Oct 1 2013, 01:13 AM

Here is some samples of the finished disks:
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Here is some samples of the finished disks:
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Having today received these they are, quite simply, the finest products I have purchased in the 29 years in which I have been actively involved in the field. Not only was the workmanship of the highest quality, but I received the finest customer service imaginable. These now set the standard against which all others will be measured (and I sincerely doubt there is anyone else out there who could even remotely come close).

If you are like me, you may be constrained by manual dexterity and artistic ability in creating high-quality ritual objects. While some commentators argue that a self-crafted object is intrinsically superior, I have found that items that are not completely pleasing on an aesthetic level detract from the success of the operation. Appropriate consecration can forge a personal link with something that is purchased particularly where, as here, it is specially obtained and of such a high quality.

If you are engaged in serious work with entities, whether they have traditional seals or are the product of your own sigilization process, you are doing yourself (and the entity) a great disservice if you do not avail yourself of this resource.

Sincerely yours,

Frater P.O.
Washington, D.C.

If it is not a carefully guarded secret, Kinjo, I'm interested to know what method you use to create such exquisite talismans. My compliments on your craftsmanship.

I've been toying with the idea of creating my own talismans like this - not that there is anything inherently worisome about buying talismans, but I find the exacting task of creating my own talismans and tools to be a suitable ritual for the commencement of the magick involved, outside of any additional ritual. However, so far I have only had the space and resources to work with wood, leather, parchment, etc. I'd like to work with metal, but am not really sure if I have the sort of space to work with it.

Again, fabulous craftsmanship, although i suppose I haven't seen any indication that you make them personally. You can take the compliment for yourself if you do, if not pass them on. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

peace