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The Sigil of Ahriman, on Parchment
The printed Sigil of Ahriman, from Michael W. Ford’s Drauga — Ahrimanian Yatuk Dinoih (Succubus Books), richly illustrated by Kitti Solymosi, printed here on 8 x 11 parchment paper with a protective sleeve. The reverse gives a Pahlavi spelling of “Yatus” (sorcerer) and a basic explanation of Ahriman the Adversary in Luciferianism and ancient Persian sorcery.
Format: 8 x 11 print on parchment paper, with protective sleeve
Front: The Sigil of Ahriman, from Ford’s Drauga, art by Kitti Solymosi
Reverse: A Pahlavi spelling of “Yatus” (sorcerer), and an explanation of Ahriman the Adversary
The Persian Adversary: Ahriman — Angra Mainyu — is the oldest Adversary of them all, and this is his seal
Study Built In: The reverse teaches as the front empowers — sigil and explanation together
From the Source Book: Taken directly from Drauga, the Ahrimanian grimoire itself
Ancient Persia, present tense. Add the Sigil of Ahriman Poster to your temple today.
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