Agrippa Hand Print, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, Of Occult Philosophy (1533) – Occult Palmistry Illustration, Magical Poster, Esoteric Art, Witchcraft Decor #312

This Agrippa Hand Print is a reproduction of the legendary woodcut from De Occulta Philosophia (Of Occult Philosophy), Book II (1533) by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa — one of the most influential occult philosophers of the Renaissance. The image depicts a human hand inscribed with astrological symbols for planets and elements, surrounded by a circular border.

The Mystical Map of the Hand

This illustration was part of Agrippa’s grand attempt to unify astrology, Kabbalah, alchemy, and natural philosophy into one comprehensive magical system. The hand was considered a microcosm of the universe — each finger and section linked to a planet, deity, and cosmic force. This diagram served as a guide for magical correspondences, talismanic work, and palmistry.

Available as a fine art print on hand-made paper for an authentic Renaissance look or on canvas for a dramatic gallery-style presence. Each print is delivered unframed, allowing you to frame it according to your own style — perfect for occult libraries, study spaces, or ritual rooms.

Symbolism and Esoteric Meaning

• Planetary Symbols – Represent Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Sun, and Moon — the seven classical planetary powers.

• The Hand – A microcosm of the macrocosm, containing the whole order of creation.

• Palm Lines and Segments – Associated with fate, destiny, and the paths of magical energy.

• The Circle – A symbol of unity, protection, and wholeness.

• Agrippa’s System – The integration of Hermetic, astrological, and Kabbalistic thought into practical magic.

Historical and Cultural Context

Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa (1486–1535) was one of the most important occultists of the Renaissance. His Three Books of Occult Philosophy became a cornerstone of Western esotericism, inspiring magicians, alchemists, and philosophers for centuries.

The hand diagram comes from Book II, which deals with celestial magic — the influences of the stars and planets on the earthly realm. It reflects Agrippa’s belief in the interconnectedness of all things and the ability of the human mind to harness cosmic forces through knowledge and ritual.

Why Choose This Print?

• Authentic reproduction of a 16th-century occult diagram

• Available on hand-made paper for a historical feel or canvas for striking display

• Unframed – ready for custom framing

• Perfect for collectors of Renaissance magic, astrology, and Hermetic philosophy

• A unique conversation piece that bridges art, science, and mysticism

Perfect For

• Students of magic, astrology, and Western esotericism

• Practitioners of ceremonial magic and planetary work

• Collectors of alchemical and occult art

• Historians of the Renaissance and Hermetic philosophy

• A meaningful gift for witches, occultists, and seekers of ancient wisdom

More Than Just a Palmistry Diagram

This Agrippa Hand Print (#312) is more than an illustration — it is a key to Renaissance magical thought, a reminder of humanity’s place as a bridge between the earthly and the divine. It invites the viewer to explore the mysteries of the cosmos through the language of the hand.

👉 Order your Agrippa Hand Print today and bring this powerful symbol of Renaissance magic, planetary wisdom, and esoteric knowledge into your home or sacred space.

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