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occultA black Baphomet head oil burner, 13.5cm tall, with distinctive horned occult symbolism.
Acc. No. WGS-285Cast figurine: occult Baphomet head with oil burner function.

Nemesis Now Occult Baphomet Head Oil Burner

An oil burner cast as an occult Baphomet head.

“A functional occult idol for the incense-minded collector.”
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Field Notes

This is an oil burner from Nemesis Now, molded as the head of Baphomet. The listing describes the horned head rendered in black and gives a height of 13.5cm. It is sold as a decorative figurine that also works as a vessel for oil or incense, so it is meant to sit out in a room instead of living in a drawer with the other altar supplies.

The shape is the point. A horned head in black is a compact, graphic object, and at 13.5cm it is closer to a bust or a paperweight than to a statue. That scale suits a shelf, a windowsill or a corner of a vanity, where it reads as a small idol instead of a prop. Whether the head is solid, hollow or finished with any sheen is not described, so the black in the photo is the only finish information available.

Several practical things go unmentioned. It does not state the material, the heating arrangement, the capacity of the reservoir, or any heat or safety specifications. Those gaps matter more here than on a purely decorative piece, because the object is sold to hold something that burns or warms. Treat it as a figurine first and a burner second until you have confirmed how it is meant to be heated. If you do use it, put it on a heat-proof surface and never leave a flame unattended.

Where it lives

Give it a mirrored vanity tray and let the black head sit against pink. A hot-pink dish beside it, a chrome candle snuffer and a few strands of pearl-pink beads make the sweet-against-sinister point without any extra skulls. On a black-purple shelf it will disappear unless something glossy sits behind it, so a mirror tile or a chrome frame helps. Keep it away from fabric and paper, and give it a clear hand's width on all sides. A single object on a bare surface looks more deliberate than a crowd of horned things.

Who it’s for

Suits collectors who want an occult figure that is also useful, and anyone building an altar shelf who likes a small black idol. Look elsewhere if you need confirmed heating instructions before you will light anything, if you need a capacity figure for the oil dish, or if you want something larger than 13.5cm. The listing gives none of those answers.

Before you buy

What to confirm on the current listing before it goes in the cart.

  • Confirm the material and finish; the listing does not state either.
  • Find out how the burner is meant to be heated and whether it suits oil, incense or both.
  • Check the reservoir size, which the listing does not give.
  • Look at gallery photos for scale, since only the 13.5cm height is stated.

Frequently asked

What is it made of?

The listing does not state the material. It describes the piece as a molded Baphomet head rendered in black, 13.5cm tall. Confirm the material with the seller if heat tolerance matters to you.

Can I actually burn oil or incense in it?

The listing sells it as a figurine that functions as an oil burner or incense vessel, but gives no heating or safety specifications. Use a heat-proof surface and never leave a flame unattended, and ask the seller how it is meant to be heated.

How big is it?

The listing gives 13.5cm in height. Width, depth and weight are not stated, so check the gallery photos for proportions before you decide where it will sit.

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