We now have several sources for Atheopagan products. Here’s how you can buy them!
First, there is The Atheopagan Store at Zazzle, where mugs, bumper stickers, Winter Solstice cards and t-shirts can be purchased, as well as collar pins and ritual stoles for when you need that clerical look. Prices on these products are nearly at cost, and all proceeds go to the Atheopagan chosen charity for the year.
For laser-cut wooden suntree pendants, Yule ornaments and Focus symbols, visit Akashazamora.com. Beautiful work at very affordable prices!
Next, there are splendid bronze and pewter suntree pendants at Meuleurgy on Etsy! Also very reasonably priced.
Finally, if you have access to a 3-D printer, there are files at Thingiverse for Atheopagan symbols and other products.
New purveyors will be added to this post as they come online. Enjoy!
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Ooh thanks for the introduction to Meuleurgy. I like their stuff very much, especially the Scythian pieces
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I ordered a pendant on etsy, to find out I was charged EU VAT over the shippingcosts. Very dissapointing to see that someone wants to make money in this way. I don’t have to pay taxes over the shipping costs.
I payed more shipping than the actual pendant was worth, I paid a total of $40 for the pendant.
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Oh, no! That shouldn’t have happened! Let me talk to the vendor.
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Miranda, I have contacted the seller and will let you know what I find out. Hopefully there was some kind of technological mess-up and we’ll be able to refund some of your money.
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Hi again, Miranda. I’ve been in touch with the vendor, and he says the VAT is a built-in system required by Etsy’s contract with the EU–he can’t do anything about it.
However, I would be happy personally to refund $10 to you because this seems so excessive, Please let me know a PayPal account I can send the money to. Thanks.
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