Steampunk Witch Hoodies
Description: A bold vintage-engraving style illustration features a Victorian witch holding a broomstick, surrounded by swirling tentacles, gears, clocks, and a mechanical spider — all rendered in stunning sepia tones on black. This dark steampunk sorceress design blends gothic feminism with occult aesthetic, perfect for witchy women, Halloween lovers, and fans of dark vintage art. Makes a striking gift for birthdays, Halloween, or any empowered woman who embraces her inner enchantress.
Description: Oona has gotten herself up killingly for the Halloween ball and her feline familiars have joined in on the sport. All except poor dear Crowley, of course. It’s so difficult to find a hat that will fit over his horn. Let Oona and all her kitties add to your Halloween festivities! This 6" x 8" x 3/4" original collage depicts Oona and her kitties posing for a selfie before their big evening and is executed on a stretched handpainted gallery canvas and collaged with marbled art paper. Hand cut and and assembled from vintage images and ephemera, the piece is accented with ribbon, filigree rust finish corners and a malachite charm dangling from the bottom of the art. Finished on the back with heavyweight art paper, signed and fitted with...
Description: A spooky bat in a mysterious apothecary lab surrounded by potion bottles and glowing steampunk gears, rendered in dark fantasy purple and gold. This haunted, whimsical style is perfect for fans of Halloween vibes, creepy-cute creatures, and magical science—great for October birthdays, witchy holidays, and trick-or-treat nights.
Description: This beautiful kiss-cut sticker antique label features a magical ingredient, Poison Hemlock, from the Song of the Witches in Shakespeare's play, MacBeth. This vintage label is perfect for your fantasy, magical or Halloween project. Use this grunge sticker to label your spooky potion bottles, apothecary jars, kitchen storage or herbs.
Poison Hemlock Apothecary Ingredient Bottle Label Hoodie
by Ophelia's Bazaar
$32 $42
Description: This beautiful kiss-cut sticker antique label features a magical ingredient, Hell Broth, from the Song of the Witches in Shakespeare's play, MacBeth. This vintage label is perfect for your fantasy, magical or Halloween project. Use this grunge sticker to label your spooky potion bottles, apothecary jars, kitchen storage or herbs.
Hell Broth Apothecary Ingredient Bottle Label Hoodie
by Ophelia's Bazaar
$32 $42
Description: This beautiful kiss-cut sticker antique label features a magical ingredient, Eye of Newt, from the Song of the Witches in Shakespeare's play, MacBeth. This vintage label is perfect for your fantasy, magical or Halloween project. Use this grunge sticker to label your spooky potion bottles, apothecary jars, kitchen storage or herbs.
Eye of Newt Apothecary Ingredient Bottle Label Hoodie
by Ophelia's Bazaar
$32 $42
Description: While it’s true that Naturally Occurring Witches are most desirable, if you should find yourself in need of a witch and none are handy, you may want to consider the Random Witch Generator. Simply affix to a large pumpkin, pour in a capful of Witch Starter ™, calibrate the gauges, wind the key and stand well back. Very well back. Really. Expect chugging, shuddering, some green and purple smoke and an enormous bbbBBLOORRrttt! And there you have it: in this case a thankfully small and conventional witch accessorized with a seriously annoyed familiar. Should anything resembling a 400 pound slimy Spite Witch emerge, our recommendation would be to flee immediately while keeping in mind that Magic Co. accepts no liability for unfortunate o...
Description: Although Davina and Rowena were hard-pressed to say where their recipe went awry, the fact remained that their friend Astra was now a barn owl. Hope everything goes according to plan for you this Halloween! This original 4" x 6" handcut collage was constructed of vintage images, skeleton leaves, handmade paper and washi tape and mounted on 5 1/2" x 6" embossed cardstock. It is embellished with dresden trim and glitter. Artwork and story are copyright 2017 Ramona Szczerba - neither image nor narrative can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!
