Daeva Altar Cloth Angra Mainyu (Ahriman)

This altar cloth features a one sided print with hemmed edges. Care instructions: Cold water delicate cycle, hang to dry. No bleach. 24" X 24"

This is a variant of the original design, the Sigil of Ahriman, revealed in the grimoire, DRAUGA from Michael W. Ford (illustration from Kitti Solymosi). For those who invoke the ancient Persian King of Darkness, Ahriman is authentically presented in accordance with the lord of darkness and the daevas of the Yatuk Dinoih. The horned head of Ahriman is presented with serpent-like eyes, a mouth issuing the tongue of the serpent and between the horns - the Black Flame! The two fiery eyes flanking the visage of Ahriman are symbolic of Akoman - the ArchDaeva of the Evil Mind according to ancient Zoroastrian texts. The Pahlavi spellings of Ahriman are written properly at the bottom, invoking the ancient power of the Adversarial name!