A iron pot that today is used as a ritual tool. The caldron is symbolic of abundance, transformation, fertility, new life, and the revival of the dead.

The cauldron has a romantic history, while commonly used by every European society until the 20th century for cooking, the caldron is also associated with the folk lore of French, Irish, Celtic, and the Germanic (Anglo-Saxon) peoples, where the magic cauldron never emptied of food at a feast.

See Cauldron in Ritual Tools for an illustration and brief discussion.