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Naamah Statue | Hand-Carved Ash Wood Succubus Demoness of the Night
Naamah Statue | Hand-Carved Ash Wood Succubus Demoness of the Night
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This hand-carved Naamah statue captures one of demonology’s most enigmatic figures in ecological ash wood — crafted by hand in our family workshop with a protective varnish finish. In Kabbalistic and occult tradition, Naamah is one of the four queens of the demons alongside Lilith, Agrat bat Mahlat, and Eisheth Zenunim: a succubus who moves through the night with complete autonomy, a figure of dangerous beauty and uncontrollable desire.
What makes Naamah compelling is the tension between her two identities — in the oldest layers of Jewish scripture she is the daughter of Lamech and Zillah, a mortal woman associated with music and the arts; in Kabbalistic demonology she becomes something far darker. Like Lilith, she was demonised precisely because she refused to be contained, and has been reclaimed by modern practitioners as a symbol of feminine power, autonomy, and the shadow self. A commanding piece for shadow work altars, occult and pagan sacred spaces, or any collection drawn to the figures tradition tried to silence.
Details
Material: Ecological ash wood
Finish: Varnish
Dimensions: 8.1" H × 4.6" W × 1.5" D (20.7 × 11.9 × 4.0 cm)
Available in: Colored / Brown
Care: Wipe with a dry cloth
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Frequently Asked Questions
What size is the Naamah statue and what material is it made from?
The Naamah statue is hand-carved from ecological ash wood with a varnish finish. It measures 8.1 in / 20.7 cm tall, 4.6 in / 11.9 cm wide, and 1.5 in / 4 cm deep. Available in two finishes: colored and brown.
Who is Naamah and what is her role in occult mythology?
Naamah appears in Jewish scripture as a mortal woman associated with music and beauty, but in Kabbalistic and demonological tradition she becomes one of the four queens of the demons alongside Lilith, Agrat bat Mahlat, and Eisheth Zenunim. As a succubus she is associated with the night, desire, and dangerous autonomy. In modern occult practice she is worked with as a figure of shadow, feminine power, and the reclamation of aspects of the self that have been suppressed or demonised.
How is Naamah invoked in ritual and altar practice?
Naamah is typically invoked in left-hand path and Kabbalistic demonology practice. She responds to offerings of red wine, dark incense (oud, myrrh, or dragon's blood), and black or deep red candles. She is associated with the Qliphoth — specifically the sphere of Gamaliel — and is worked with for shadow integration, desire work, and accessing the darker aspects of the feminine. Approach her with honesty and clarity of intent.
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