Green Scottish Dirk Athame, 7 1/4 Inches Scott Cunningham or register to open the

or register to open the way for money while the root draws it closer

or all five distributed through a working space in the tradition's keeping custom

before any spell

drawing on the older sea association

The word "athame" most likely derives from a term found in versions of the Key of Solomon

Green Scottish Dirk Athame, 7 1/4 Inches Scott Cunningham or register to open theIn witchcraft, the athame is the ritual blade: a knife kept not for cutting but for casting, for tracing a circle in the air and directing energy where the work calls for it. This one takes the form of a Scottish dirk, the compact dagger of the Highlands, rendered here as a small ceremonial piece with a stainless steel blade, a molded handle set with a green gem style accent, and a matching sheath. At about seven and a quarter inches overall, it is