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Sublimation Sign
A contemporary sign inspired by sublimation, the alchemical process in which material is driven upward and re-formed, interpreted here through purification, ascent and renewal.
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Theosophical Society Seal
The composite emblem of the Theosophical Society, combining symbols drawn from several religious and philosophical traditions.
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Tide Moon Glyph
The pull of the Moon gives ocean tides a repeating rhythm, making this lunar-water glyph a natural image for cycles, adaptation and measured change.
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Twin Planet Seal
Two worlds held in deliberate balance make this seal a contemporary emblem of relationship and identity—separate centres sharing the same symbolic space.
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Vitriol Device
A contemporary device inspired by vitriol, a historical name for sulfate salts used in alchemical practice and later expanded through esoteric interpretation.
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Volatile Spirit Mark
A contemporary mark inspired by alchemical ‘spirits’ as volatile materials, using movement and instability as symbols of release, change, renewal and transformation.
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Water Wave Seal
Flow defines this water emblem: wave forms meet the old elemental association of water to evoke adaptation, continuity, renewal and movement through change.
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Waxing Moon Gate
An opening framed by a growing Moon gives this sign a sense of something becoming possible, linking the waxing phase with emergence, preparation, renewed effort, and hope.
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Wheel of Fortune
The medieval Wheel of Fortune turns kings upward and casts them down again, a stark reminder that status, success and worldly fortune can change without warning.
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Wind Spiral Mark
Wind is known by what it moves. The spiral gives that unseen force a visible path, turning rotation and changing direction into an emblem of movement, freedom and change.













