Witch Mark Pins and Buttons
Description: This drawing of an auseklis (sky symbol associated with stars and light) in medieval-style colors of vermilion, azure, and gold, is based on a witch mark (protection sign or apotropaic mark) engraved in the stable block at Belton in Lincolnshire, although it’s more typically a Latvian symbol.
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Description: The M is a Witch Mark - an orange tabby insisting its forehead M is a witch mark. A funny retro cartoon Halloween orange tabby cat design, perfect as a Halloween gift for cat lovers, cat moms and spooky-season fans. Grab it for trick-or-treat night, costume parties, or everyday spooky-season style.
Description: This spooky punctuation squad turns grammar symbols into friendly Halloween characters. A ghost comma, a witch question mark, a smiling jack-o-lantern pumpkin, and a vampire exclamation mark line up for a fun celebration of language. English teachers, librarians, writers, and grammar enthusiasts will love this clever nod to punctuation and spooky season. Whether you're decorating a classroom or showing off your grammar pride, this character crew brings bright purple, orange, teal, pink, black, and white energy to every October occasion.
