At 8 inches tall, the Mother Maiden Crone Goblet is built to be the piece a setup is arranged around rather than one item among several. Sculpted relief across the body shows the faces of the Maiden, Mother, and Crone, wrapped in knotwork and flourishing vines, and finished with a hand-painted stone-like effect that gives it real visual weight.
That level of sculptural detail doesn't come at the cost of function. A removable, food-safe stainless steel insert sits inside the resin exterior, so the goblet handles actual drinks — pour into the insert, and the aged-stone exterior stays untouched by liquid. The insert pulls free for washing, which keeps cleanup simple despite how detailed the outer sculpting is.
Because the resin body is hand-painted rather than plain-molded, it holds up best to being wiped rather than soaked; a damp cloth on the exterior and a normal hand wash for the insert keeps both looking their best. Extreme heat, open flame, and freezing temperatures are all worth avoiding, since they can stress the resin over time. As the largest goblet in our chalices, it makes a natural centerpiece for moon-phase observances, sabbats, or any gathering built around the Triple Goddess theme.
Its scale also makes it a strong standalone gift — the kind of piece that reads as a deliberate, considered choice rather than a small add-on, whether for someone already collecting Wiccan or Pagan-inspired drinkware or building out their first altar setup. Set on a shelf or ritual table, the carved knotwork and vine detailing catch the light differently depending on the angle, which is part of what makes it hold interest even when it isn't in active use.
At $42.00, it's priced at the upper end of our chalice lineup, reflecting the added detail and larger format compared to our smaller goblets and cups.