Ad Majorem Satanae Gloriam Satanist Tapestries

For the Greater Glory of Satan

For the medieval/orthodox Satanic enthusiast: an aesthetically imposing and striking tapestry, featuring a middle ages depiction of Satan and three names of the Devil in Hebrew — Satan, Belial, Mastema — flanked by two inverted crosses. The Latin motto, “Ad Majorem Satanae Gloriam,” translates “For the Greater Glory of Satan.” Design by Michael W. Ford for the Luciferian Apotheca. (The inverted crosses appear on all sizes besides the 26 x 36″.) This tapestry will create maximum design impact in your room; the one-sided print is vivid and meant to last.

Key Features:

• Design: A medieval Satan, three Hebrew names of the Devil, two inverted crosses, and the Latin motto — by Michael W. Ford

• Please Note: The inverted crosses are on all sizes except the 26 x 36″

• Print: One-sided vivid print, indoor poly microfiber

• Sizes: 26x36, 51x60, 68x80, and 88x104 inches (without grommets)

• Care: Machine wash separately, cold water, delicate cycle, mild detergent, no bleach; line dry

Why Choose This Tapestry?

• The Orthodox Style: Medieval depiction, Hebrew names, Latin motto — the old grammar of Satanism, complete

• A Ford Design: Made for this store by its own author

• Maximum Impact: In its listing’s words — vivid, and meant to last

Ad Majorem Satanae Gloriam

The glory, hung. Add the Ad Majorem Satanae Gloriam Tapestry to your temple today.