Sabbatic Goat, Baphomet poster, Eliphas Levi occult art

Description:

“The Sabbatic Goat” artwork by French occult author and ceremonial magician Eliphas Levi, 1854.
This illustration is commonly recognized as Baphomet and associated with Satanism. The image depicts a hybrid creature with the head and legs of a goat, a male physique, and a woman’s breasts. This combination of the genders along with the Latin words “solve” and “coagula” (meaning separate and join together) represent the sum total of the universe: man and woman, good and evil.

PRINTABLE DIGITAL IMAGE

Printable digital files can be used for creating decorative prints, posters, photo panels or other wall art, also for greeting cards, junk journals, prints on t-shirts, patches, mugs and any other items for personal use, gift, or education.

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