Poppet Pins

These pins are designed for use in representational and poppet-based ritual work.
Each pin is assembled by hand and intended to act as a fixed point within a working—marking focus, directing attention, or holding a condition in place during ritual.

They may be used singly or in combination, depending on the structure of the work being done. The materials and forms are symbolic rather than decorative, chosen to support specific types of practice without prescribing outcome.

Available styles:

Skull Pin
Black, red, and silver beads with a bone-toned skull bead.
Often used in work related to protection, ancestral focus, or the disruption of harmful influence.

Crowned Heart Pin
A red heart bead set beneath a metal crown.
Commonly associated with workings involving the heart, personal authority, or self-directed intention.

Obsidian Pin
A smooth black obsidian oval with metal accents.
Typically used for grounding, containment, or stabilizing a working already in motion.

Pins may be placed directly into a poppet, used to mark symbolic points of focus, or incorporated into ongoing ritual work according to the practitioner’s own methods and ethics. They are meant to be handled and worked with, not worn as adornment within this context.

Each pin is assembled in sacred space and includes an information card and secure end cap.

Poppet Pin Set

This set includes one of each pin style listed above.
Offered for practitioners who work with layered or multi-stage ritual structures and prefer to keep related tools together.

The pins may be worked sequentially or held as a set for repeated use over time.

Notes:
Pins are sold individually or as a set.
Poppet candle shown in some images for scale and use reference; sold separately.