Triple Moon Kettle 2 3/4″

Triple Moon Kettle 2 3/4″ — Define Your Space with Deliberate, Repeatable Action

When your practice drifts, it’s usually not because you lack tools; it’s because there’s no clear start and stop to your work. The Triple Moon Kettle 2 3/4″ gives you a small, concrete focal point you can use to mark those boundaries and cut through mental noise. It’s a compact, durable piece you can fold into your existing setup or pair with other altar cauldrons to create a consistent structure for your sessions.

This cast iron Triple Moon Teapot doesn’t add drama to your space; it adds order. You decide what goes into it, what that action means, and when that action signals “begin,” “release,” or “done.”

The Grounded Logic of the Triple Moon Teapot

This is a small, heavy-bodied cast iron teapot with a lid and a clear visual symbol. That combination makes it useful as a sensory anchor:

• Weight and texture: The solid feel of cast iron in your hands pulls your attention out of mental loops and into the present moment.
• Lidded container: Opening and closing the lid can become a literal “on/off switch” for your work—when the lid comes off, you’re engaged; when it closes, you’re done.
• Compact size: At 4″ x 2 3/4″ x 2 3/4″, it naturally limits how much you can pour, mix, or hold, which forces you to be selective and intentional instead of overloading the moment.
• Symbolic design: The triple moon symbol is a visual reminder of cycles and phases; you can use it as a cue to track where you are in a process instead of getting lost in it.

By itself, this Triple Moon Teapot is just a small cast iron kettle with a symbol on it; the only real leverage it offers comes from how consistently you use it as part of a disciplined routine, rep after rep, instead of expecting the object to do the work for you.

Using Triple Moon Kettle 2 3/4″ in Daily Practice

• Use the Triple Moon Kettle 2 3/4″ as your “session start” cue: place it at the center of your workspace, remove the lid, and treat that motion as the signal that you are now fully engaged.
• Pour a small, measured amount of water, herbal blend, or other chosen liquid into the kettle only when you’re clear on your intention; if you’re scattered, wait—this trains you to pair action with clarity, not confusion.
• Use the act of closing the lid as your hard stop: once it’s sealed, the working is over and you move on, instead of lingering in half-finished ritual mode.
• Assign the Triple Moon Teapot to one specific type of work (clearing, reflection, or transition) so that every time you see or touch it, your body recognizes what mode you’re in.
• Pair it with other altar tools & supplies as the central “container” so your space doesn’t sprawl into chaos.

Product Details

• Product: Triple Moon Kettle 2 3/4″ (Triple Moon Teapot)
• Material: Cast iron
• Includes: Teapot body and matching lid
• Approximate size: 4″ x 2 3/4″ x 2 3/4″
• Form factor: Compact, tabletop-friendly kettle for ritual or focused practice use

Your discipline, not this kettle, determines the impact of your work. This piece simply gives you a clear, repeatable way to mark intention, action, and closure. If you’re ready to bring more structure to your practice, add it to your toolkit from our metaphysical shop and put it to use with consistency.