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Mother Maiden Crone Goblet 8"

Hand-Painted Stone-Look Resin · Removable Steel Insert · 8" Tall

$42.00

An 8-inch goblet sculpted with Maiden, Mother, and Crone faces, hand-painted to a stone-like finish with a removable, food-safe steel insert.

  • Triple Goddess Sculpt
  • Stone-Look Finish
  • Food-Safe Steel Insert
  • 8" Statement Height

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About: Mother Maiden Crone Goblet 8"

Sculpted Triple Goddess Relief

Maiden, Mother, and Crone faces worked into the body

Hand-Painted Stone Finish

Aged-stone look achieved by hand, not printed

Food-Safe Steel Insert

Removes for easy washing and safe sipping

8" Statement Piece

A larger goblet built to anchor an altar or table

Product Details

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.

Why Choose the Mother Maiden Crone Goblet

More presence than a smaller chalice. The 8-inch height and sculpted Triple Goddess relief give it a scale that smaller goblets in our lineup don't have, making it a natural centerpiece rather than a supporting piece.

Practical despite the detail. Even with the intricate carving, the food-safe steel insert means it's genuinely usable for drinks, not just a shelf piece.

A gift-ready statement piece. Its scale and detail make it a strong standalone gift for anyone already collecting from our chalice collection.

Mother Maiden Crone Goblet Benefits

Sculpted relief. The Maiden, Mother, and Crone faces are worked directly into the resin body, wrapped in knotwork and vine detailing rather than added as a flat decal.

Convincing stone look. The hand-painted finish is built to resemble aged stone, giving the goblet a weightier, more sculptural presence than a glossy resin piece.

Food-safe insert. A removable stainless steel cup handles the actual drinking, so cleanup is as simple as pulling it out and washing it separately.

Anchors a table or altar. At 8 inches tall, it's sized to be the visual centerpiece of a setup rather than one piece among many.

How to Use the Mother Maiden Crone Goblet

Use the insert for every drink. Pour beverages into the stainless steel insert rather than directly against the resin, to keep the goblet fresh and easy to maintain.

Hand wash the insert. Remove it and wash with mild soap and water after use.

Wipe the exterior. Wipe the resin body with a damp cloth — avoid soaking it, which can affect the painted finish.

Display between uses. Set it on an altar, shelf, or ritual table where the sculpted detail catches the light.

Main Ingredients

Exterior. Cold cast resin, hand-painted to a stone-like finish and sculpted with Triple Goddess relief, knotwork, and vine detailing.

Interior. A removable, food-safe stainless steel insert provides the actual drinking surface.

Specefications
Color
BlackFloral
Shelf Life & Storage

No expiration. As a resin-and-steel piece, there's nothing that spoils — care is about protecting the finish over time.

Keep it dry. Wipe rather than soak the resin exterior, and avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which can affect painted finishes over years of display, as general guidance.

Safety Instructions

Insert-only for beverages. Always use the stainless steel insert for drinks; the hand-painted resin exterior is decorative rather than food-contact safe.

No dishwasher, microwave, or open flame. Hand wash the insert, wipe the exterior, and keep the goblet away from extreme heat, boiling liquids, or freezing, which can stress the resin.

Mind its weight and height. At 8 inches tall, it has a higher center of gravity than smaller goblets — place it somewhere stable, away from the edge of a shelf or table.

Caution & Disclaimer

Caution: Use the removable stainless steel insert for all beverages; the hand-painted resin exterior is not food-safe. Hand wash the insert and wipe the exterior with a damp cloth only. Keep out of reach of young children given its height and weight.

Disclaimer: This is a decorative and ceremonial drinkware piece. The Maiden, Mother, and Crone design reflects personal spiritual practice and belief; we make no claim that owning or using it produces a specific spiritual or health outcome. For guidance and reflection only; not a substitute for professional medical, legal, or financial advice.

Licensing & Trademarks: All brand names, logos, product pictures, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used strictly for identification purposes.

Shipping & Return

We process and ship all orders within 1–2 business days.

Most customers receive their orders within 4–7 business days, depending on location and carrier performance.

Once your order ships, you'll receive a tracking number by email so you can follow its progress to your door.

If a piece isn't right for you, we accept returns and exchanges within 14 days of delivery on unused items in their original packaging — just reach out to our support team to get started. Delivery times may vary slightly during peak seasons or weather conditions, but we always aim to get your order to you as quickly as possible.

FAQs

Q: Is the goblet safe to drink from?
A: Yes. The interior features a removable, food-safe stainless steel insert for beverages, while the hand-painted resin exterior is decorative.

Q: How do I clean it?
A: Remove the stainless steel insert and wash it with mild soap and water. Wipe the resin exterior with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly — skip soaking, the dishwasher, and the microwave.

Q: What is it made of, and how big is it?
A: The body is cold cast resin, hand-painted to resemble aged stone, with a removable stainless steel insert. It stands 8 inches tall.

Q: Can I use it for hot and cold drinks?
A: Yes, the stainless steel insert handles both, but avoid boiling liquids, open flame, or freezing temperatures, which can stress the resin exterior.

Q: What does the design represent?
A: The goblet is sculpted with the faces of the Maiden, Mother, and Crone — a Triple Goddess motif tied to the moon's phases in Pagan and Wiccan practice.

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