Athame & Daggers

Draw your boundaries with our high-quality range of ritual athames and daggers. All of our athames are blunted for safety and made from a variety of materials, whether you want a traditional dagger made of aluminium, a lightweight athame made from resin or wood, or a crystal dagger carved from selenite or obsidian. Our daggers come in a range of designs including Egyptian goddess themed, Celtic, and Wiccan to suit your tastes and needs. Please note that for safety reasons we cannot ship these items outside of Australia.

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Witchcraft SuppliesCeremonial Athame With Wooden Handle
$20.00 USD
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Witchcraft SuppliesAcrylic Ceremonial Athame | Pentacle
$17.00 USD
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$19.00 USD
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Witchcraft SuppliesAluminium Athame | Triple Moon
$21.00 USD
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CrystalsGenuine Obsidian Athame
$74.00 USD

Shop Tragic Beautiful's beautiful range of athames and ritual daggers. We stock a diverse assortment of ceremonial athames with Egyptian and Celtic Goddess inspired designs to celebrate the Divine Feminine. These daggers are also made of a variety of materials to suit the user's preference, including metal such as brass or aluminium, acrylic for lightweight simplicity as well as various crystal athames including obsidian and selenite.

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WHAT IS AN ATHAME?

An athame is a dagger or sword-shaped tool for use in Wiccan and Pagan ceremonies. Black handled athames were described in the Lesser Key of Solomon and its first legitimate ceremonial use is attributed to the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.  

An athame represents the element of fire as one of the four Elemental Tools in modern occultism.  The other elements are the wand (Air), pentacle (earth), and chalice (water). 

HOW DO I USE AN ATHAME?

An athame can be used for a variety of purposes, including directing your intentions and drawing protective circles. In all traditions, it is seen as an extension of the self and different groups will hold different traditions for athame use.

Athames need to be consecrated and bound to the owner before use in ceremonies, thus it's very improper to touch another Wiccan's athame without their express consent. The "sharp edge" of the athame should always be held in the direction the user is moving it, meaning double edge blades make the process of drawing glyphs and circles much less of a strain on the wrist.