Within the arcane vaults of the Meaning Archive, Ars Sacra unveils the esoteric interpretations embedded in the sigils of the Lemegeton, or Lesser Key of Solomon, a 17th-century grimoire compiling medieval occult wisdom attributed to King Solomon's legendary command over 72 proud spirits. These entities, bound into a brass vessel and cast into a Babylonian lake as recounted in historical manuscripts like the Sloane 3825 and Harleian 6483 from the British Library, embody powers drawn from fallen angelic orders such as Virtues, Dominations, and Thrones. Rooted in texts like Johann Weyer's Pseudomonarchia Daemonum (1563) and Reginald Scot's Discoverie of Witchcraft (1584), each sigil serves as a conduit for specific intents, from invoking passion to forging unbreakable shields.

The Shemhamphorash, the 72-fold name of God derived from Exodus 14:19-21 in Kabbalistic tradition, mirrors these spirits, offering a divine counterbalance to their infernal might. At Ars Sacra, we interpret these meanings through a lens of balance, infusing our talismans and apparel with symbols that guide personal evolution. Explore categories below, each linking historical evocations to practical applications—whether etching a love sigil on a necklace for attraction or a protective ward on a ring for banishing adversity.

Delve into our Sigil Protective Jewelry for pieces that embody these essences, or visit the Ritual Use Guides to activate them in daily life. Decode your intent and manifest transformation through the shadows of antiquity.