Witches' Flight Enamel Pin

Witches' Flight Enamel Pin

From the haunting woodcuts of "De Lamiis et Pythonicis Mulieribus" (1489)

Soar through a storm-wracked sky with this mesmerizing hard enamel pin featuring transforming witches astride their enchanted pitchfork. This striking design captures a moment of medieval folklore – powerful practitioners summoning tempests as they journey to their mysterious sabbat gathering.

Historical Background
Drawn from a 15th-century treatise on witchcraft, this scene depicts the believed practice of magical flight. According to period sources, witches would anoint themselves with potent herbal unguents to transport their spirits (or "fetch") to the grand sabbat celebrations. The original artist, though unknown, created one of the most enduring images in occult history.

Pin Details
- Premium hard enamel construction
- Approximately 2 inches in length
- Features dramatic storm clouds and transforming figures
- Part of our exclusive Historical Witchcraft series (#2)
- Ships in protective plastic sleeve

Perfect for:
- Folklore enthusiasts
- Occult history collectors
- Medieval art lovers
- Herb lore students
- Those drawn to historical magic

Continue building your Historical Witchcraft collection with this dynamic piece of medieval imagery that captures the wild freedom of magical flight.