Plaque Size: 9" diameter For the first time since its standardization in 1969, the Sigil of Baphomet has been formally revised. In preparation for the 60th Anniversary of the Church of Satan (2026 C.E.), Magister Merciless, working in collaboration with High Priest Peter Gilmore, completed the first official update to its form, refining, correcting, and advancing the most recognized symbol of Satanism. This iteration preserves the integrity of the original while introducing deliberate precise changes. The historical asymmetries have been corrected, the linework has been refined, the structure has been optimized for clarity across modern mediums without compromising its foundational geometry. Most notably, the gaze has been transformed. The eyes have been strengthened to project a heightened presence. The Abyss, looking back. Subtle geometric and numerological encodings have been woven into the design, accompanied by a more defined and knowing expression. These refinements do not alter the Sigil’s meaning, they reveal it more clearly. Released in conjunction with the 60th Anniversary, this Sigil stands alongside the original overseen by Magus Anton Szandor LaVey, and will move forward as an official insignia of the Church of Satan. This Dynamic 3D Baphomet Plaque is just something special. It’s a bold, textured piece that brings the Sigil of Baphomet to life in a way flat designs just can’t. At 9 inches in diameter, it’s the perfect size to fit any location in your environment. The raised details make it feel almost alive, like it’s reaching out from the surface. It’s made from PLA, a plant-based, biodegradable plastic, which is a little kinder to the planet. It’s lightweight but strong, and the texture gives it a tactile quality that makes you want to run your fingers over it. Hanging it up is easy—no drilling or nails required. It comes with Command Tape, so you can just stick it up and move it whenever you want, without worrying about damaging your walls. It’s low maintenance too—just keep it away from extreme heat (PLA can warp in high temperatures) and give it a quick dusting now and then to keep it looking its best. Whether you’re adding it to your altar, hanging it on a door, or making it the centerpiece of your collection, it’s a powerful, eye-catching piece that fits wherever you need a touch of mystery.
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