A resin figurine of Hekate — the Greek goddess of witchcraft, crossroads, and the night — rendered with her traditional twin torches, sold explicitly as an altar piece for Hecate devotion, Pagan and Wiccan practice, and Samhain observance rather than as a display-only gothic figurine. Sits in the same working-occult lane the catalog keeps for named-deity and folk-practice objects — a piece with an intended job (altar placement, seasonal observance) and an iconography that carries its own tradition, which is the distinction that keeps it out of the undifferentiated witchy-decor drift.
81 prior accessions average 4.0/5 at $24.99, a middling-but-honest showing for an entry-price cast-resin devotional figure. The listing confirms resin construction and the twin-torch iconography but doesn't specify exact height, weight, paint finish, or base treatment, so treat those particulars as unconfirmed until the piece is in hand — and the 4.0 average suggests some accessions arrive with paint or casting variance worth budgeting for at this price band.
