ARS Philtron

Daniel Alvin Schulke | 4.47

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ARS Philtron

Daniel Alvin Schulke | 4.47

Customized Edition

USD 85.00

  • Material
    Leather
  • Size
    9.00" x 7.50"
  • Pages
    144 pp
  • Paper
    Natural Shade
  • Availability
    In Stock

About the binding

Genuine Leather
Pages sewn not glued
Acid Free Natural Shade Paper
Gold Foil Printing on Hubbed Spine
Gold Foil Embossing on Front Cover
Gold Foil Gilding of Edges (Not Sprayed)
Ribbon Bookmark
Colored Marble Endpapers
Genuine Leather
Pages sewn not glued
Ribbon Bookmark

About the Book

"Ars Philtron" by Daniel A. Schulke is a sought-after volume that delves into the mysteries of wortcunning and traditional plant-based witchcraft. This limited-edition, leather-bound tome is a treasure for collectors and practitioners alike, offering deep insights into herbal magic, potions, and the occult lore of plants. Schulke, an influential figure in modern occultism, provides a unique perspective on crafting enchantments and working with botanical spirits, revealing rituals and preparations that revive ancient magical practices. The book’s leather binding enhances its allure, giving it a timeless, antique quality that appeals to both connoisseurs of mystical literature and those who value beautifully crafted volumes. Inside, readers will find illustrations and texts steeped in symbolic language, blending alchemical knowledge with folkloric traditions and esoteric teachings. "Ars Philtron" is an ideal addition to any collection focused on occult studies, folk magic, or witchcraft. Its content resonates with readers drawn to the sacred role of plants and potions in mystical practices, making it both an artistic and spiritual resource. This volume will capture the imagination of anyone interested in the art of the apothecary and the sacred, historical roots of herbal magic. Whether displayed as a collector’s piece or used as a practical guide, this leather-bound edition of "Ars Philtron" invites its readers into an ancient world where nature and the supernatural intersect in profound ways.

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