This The Magic Circle Spiral Notebook features John William Waterhouse’s 1886 painting The Magic Circle, one of the most recognizable witchcraft images of the Victorian era. The painting shows a solitary witch drawing a protective circle around herself as she works beside a smoking cauldron, surrounded by an otherwise barren landscape. The artwork makes this a natural witchcraft journal for spell notes, tarot readings, magical research, folklore, mythology, dreams, or personal journaling. Inside are 118 ruled pages of 90 gsm paper in a compact 6" × 8" format, with black metal spiral binding that keeps the notebook easy to use while writing. Best For: Witchcraft journals, John William Waterhouse art, Pre-Raphaelite art lovers, spell notes, tarot readings, occult research, folklore, mythology, and witch art gifts. Suggested Uses: Record spells, rituals, and results Keep notes from tarot or oracle readings Collect witchcraft, folklore, or occult research Journal dreams and recurring symbols Keep mythology or art history notes Use for creative writing or personal journaling Details: 6" × 8" 118 ruled pages / 59 sheets 90 gsm paper Front cover featuring The Magic Circle (1886) Artwork by John William Waterhouse Solid black back cover Black metal spiral binding Lined interior pages
