each with tea-stained section dividers
'Flourite' - hand dyed 4ply fingering weight yarn inspired by gemstones by The Woolchemist
Tabitha Stanmore takes us on a journey to the 1600s when magic was used to navigate everyday life and to solve everyday problems from the mundane to great importance
with practical instruction on the use of botanicals especially associated with the beloved goddess Hekate and her daughters Circe and Medea
and damiana to the accessible including bay laurel
“The VVitch” Print by Laura Jeacock consignment each with tea-stained section dividersThe VVitch by Laura Jeacock, A4 giclee print. This piece is part of a collection of artwork centring folklore and magic, and draws on the curiosity and analytical eye that Laura developed during her time as a scientist. Laura has dedicated herself to the pursuit of understanding, through science, art and her faith tradition. Her artwork is inspired by the Moon, folklore, witchcraft and nature each piece contains some magical, pagan or spiritual