Witch Kids T-Shirts

She's a nasty old crone, that's not in dispute. When it calls for the eye, in goes the whole newt!

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Witch

Another Witch original T-shirt, with a human and ram skulls in a botanical frame.

Witch ambigram shaded

Witch

A celtic knot, with protection symbols, and blessings

witch, witchcraft, paganism, deer skull, antlers, deer, stag, wiccan, sorceress, magic, spells, wiccan, pagan, coven, magician, druid

Witch Minimalism

Witch

Witch

If you are not witch, then you are BRUJA!

garden witch

Cute witchy things

Black and white ink illustration, vintage inspired, dark, witchy vibe. Original art by Sol Daath.

La Vvitch!

Wouldst thou like the taste of butter and pretty dress? How bout a t shirt?

Folk Witch Elements

The witch with the gems

Mix of nouveau - engraving style witch, for witches of all ages, shapes and sizes. By me, Medusa Dollmaker

Witch in the woods

Get ready your funny vintage Witch costumes for Halloween Eve, House of Spirits, Boo for animals and kids treat or treating, funny animals pumpkin patch, Halloween Costume awesome to wear for contest, dance party, theater, theatre, Horror Festival, beach halloween party, Halloween Carnival, Haunted Halloween Hunt Event, Hunts, Walks, Crawl, Zombie Walk, Halloween Horror Nights, awesome to wear for theme parks, amusement park halloween day!

witch ambigram design

Witches be slappin' ya with their severed hands...

Tell the bastard to sit down.

Design inspired by the movie "The Witch" by Robert Eggers

Witch's brew the strongest coffee.

Don’t be salty, get this funny sea witch design, the perfect gift for pop culture occultists with a sense of humor

We are The Granddaughters of The Witches You Couldn't Burn, Yes we are!

As Above so Below Baphomet Beauty Products Grave Wax ~ For that Skyclad Feeling

Blue haired witch with her ally black cat. Acrylic on canvas in grunge watercolor style

Witch ambigram black

Witch

atelier of witch hat

Samhain is a Gaelic festival marking the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter or the "darker half" of the year. Traditionally, it is celebrated from 31 October to 1 November.