Wicca

Main category: Wicca

English: Wicca is a modern Neopagan religion founded in 1950 by Gerald Gardner. The adherents of Wicca are called Wiccans.

Practice of wicca

Main categories: Wiccan liturgy and Wiccan holidays

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  A 'Book of Shadows', sitting on a Wiccan altar, alongside plants.
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  Wiccan priestess, United States.
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  Handfasting ceremony in England.
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  A Wiccan couple getting handfasted.
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  A witchcraft altar.
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  Athame, ritual knife or dagger used in Wiccan practices.
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  Wiccan event in the United States.

Wicca in art

Main category: Wicca in art

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  Painted Wheel of the Year at the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.
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  Horned god and moon goddess.
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  Stock photo of a modern witch in the woods holding a chalice and wearing ritual clothing.

Symbols of Wicca

Main category: Wiccan symbols‎

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  Pentacle is a circumscribed pentagram.
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  The pentacle is used by many adherents of Wicca.
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  Approved gravestone emblem of the US Department of Veterans Affairs.
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  A pentagram is used by many adherents of Wicca.
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  A 'floral' or 'goddess' pentagram, variant form of geometric pentagram.
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  A pentacle necklace.
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  The eight-armed sun cross is often used to represent the modern pagan Wheel of the Year.
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  Symbol of the Horned God.
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  A triple moon symbol, symbol of Goddess.

See also

• Neopaganism

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