🌙✨ Shared Altar for Hecate & Freyja ✨🌙
Many pagans share altars to save space, but always check in with your deities first - meditate, sense the energy, and if it feels off, don’t force it. Luckily, mine feels positive, so here we go!
I created a clear divide so each goddess has her own space, and the center holds items we share like flowers, candles, or incense.
Hecate’s Side 🖤
Cauldron & tarot deck
Black candle, Black Obsidian & Amethyst
Dog/wolf charm, mini spellbook
Scorpio & Pentacle charms, Key charm
High Priestess tarot card, Hag stone, Moon charms
Moon-shaped perfume bottle, my dog’s baby teeth in a tiny spell bottle
Flat crystal coaster, my art
Moon-cycle & plant-life tablecloth
Golden snake candle holder & small broom
Freyja’s Side 💛
Sea shells, rune & handmade runes
Chariot tarot cards, Rose Quartz & Citrine
White candle, Ram’s horn (central)
Cancer star sign charm, acorn charms, wing charms
Bee & butterfly charms (for pollinators & honey!)
My art
Sea shell inspired vase & small broom
Shared Centre
Incense burner, tea-light candle holder, flowers & offerings that work for both
Tip: Add whatever connects you to your deity. You don’t need to spend a lot - energy and intention matter more than fancy items.
To maintain; Refresh offerings, cleanse, and realign as needed. Keep it personal, keep it sacred.
Shared altars can be beautiful & harmonious if you honour the unique energy of each deity while celebrating overlap.
Blessed be,
Wren 🌙
