Holy Cyprian -
Who equally practiced the Mass and the Sabbat
Who commingled with angels, devils, and earthly spirits
Thaumaturge, Saint and Sorcerer, Martyr and Magus
Grant the power to command the spirits as you did
 
A travel-sized shrine dedicated to St, Cyprian of Antioch.
 
Constructed of black-stained solid wood with brass hardware.
 
The cover is engraved with symbols meaningful to the Saint. Inside the cover is an engraving representing the Saint himself. The small shelf folds out and awaits your offerings.
 
Sizes Available:
Tiny size- 4.75" x 2.75" x 1.75"  (Inside 4.25" x 2.25" x 1.5")
Small- 6" x 3.75" x 2.5"  (Inside 5.25" x 3" x 2.25")
Large- 6.75" x 4.75" x 3" (Inside 6.25" x 4.5" x 2.75")
XL 5.4" x 8.25" x 2.5" 
 
Black velvet pouches can be requested for all sizes of box for $5 extra.
 
Customization options:
Stain choices include Black, Clear Coat/No Stain, and Walnut.
 
Additions of names, symbols, etc. will have an additional charge depending on time required to add content to the shrine. Contact seller through a message requesting customization if this is desired. An invoice will be made for you to purchase once all the details have been sorted. 
 
Velvet for the offering shelf will be black unless you add a personalization to the order with a request for another color. We have many options in stock including red, green, dark green, blue, navy blue, purple and gold.
 
NOTES:
We are in the middle of reformatting all our designs to new software with our laser engraver. The size of the images may vary somewhat from the pictures as we tweak the designs.
 
All altar boxes naturally vary in look due to differences in the wood and how that specific box takes the stain.
 
All boxes are made to order and we are a small business, so plan timing accordingly. They can take up to 3 weeks depending on how busy we are and if we have stock at hand that fits your specific color choices.
 
Due to the quality of wood each piece is unique and each takes stains differently. There may be places where the stain takes darker and others hardly at all. This makes each shrine unique. Sometimes faces and/or shapes pop out in the pattern of the wood if one looks closely enough. This can be how the saint and/or other of your Guides communicate with you.