Rune Magic Pillows
Description: This runic inscription is of the Elder Futhark, the oldest form of rune alphabet. I've based my version off of the Kylver Stone which is from around 400 CE and is the oldest known written sequence of the Elder Futhark. Some of the runes are a little different from what is commonly seen elsewhere. Perhaps this is a personal "handwriting" style, the runes hadn't been formalized in style, or even a mistake? The final symbol-- the tree-like one-- is not part of the Elder Futhark but thought to perhaps be a bindrune. For my version I have written each rune by hand with ink and a calligraphy brush then scanned it to make it truly unique!
Description: Check out our iconic Wanderer Bat logo surrounded by a magical runic chant written by A. Devia: Not all who wander are lost Not all that glitters is gold Not all that is dark is evil Not all who have fallen are defeated
Not All Who Wander are Lost - Goth Fashion - bat, runes, runic, norse, heathen, halloween Pillow
by Ophelia's Bazaar
$23 $28
Description: Check out our iconic Wanderer Bat logo surrounded by a magical runic chant written by A. Devia: Not all who wander are lost Not all that glitters is gold Not all that is dark is evil Not all who have fallen are defeated
Not All Who Wander are Lost - Goth Fashion - bat, tolkien, halloween, emo Pillow
by Ophelia's Bazaar
$23 $28
Description: Unveil the arcane secrets with this mystical mint magic circle design. Featuring intricate geometric shapes, ancient runes, and a glowing turquoise fantasy aesthetic, this artwork is perfect for lovers of witchcraft, anime, gaming, and occult wizardry. Great for stickers, t-shirts, and phone cases!
Description: Step into the realm of the arcane with this powerful red magic circle design. Featuring intricate geometric line art, mysterious glowing ancient runes, and a dark fantasy aesthetic, this striking artwork is perfect for fans of wizardry, anime, sorcery, and gaming. A bold statement piece for stickers, t-shirts, and everyday gear!
Description: White stags have played a role in many mythologies and legends, especially in the North. The Celts believed them to be messengers from the otherworld. The white stag’s appearance would be an omen for whoever sighted it. The legends of King Arthur indicated that the white stag had a supernatural ability to avoid capture, and pursuit of the magical beast was akin to a spiritual quest.
