Sigil of Vepar - Demonology and Occult Symbolism from the Lesser Key of Solomon #2075033 (License: Personal Use)

This image shows the Sigil of Vepar, a mystical sigil attributed to the demon Vepar in the 17th-century grimoire *The Lesser Key of Solomon* (Ars Goetia). The design features concentric circles enclosing stylized Hebrew-like characters, serpentine forms, and geometric glyphs-typical of Solomonic ritual seals intended for invocation or binding. The outer ring bears the letters R, V, E, and P, likely abbreviating the demon’s name or related divine names.

Used primarily in esoteric and ceremonial magic contexts, this image appears on occult reference sites, grimoire digitizations, and educational content about demonology. It serves users seeking historical, symbolic, or practical insights into Western esoteric traditions.