Witchy Occult Pillows
Description: Witch, please! Medieval woodcut featuring a super sassy devil. He's had enough of your asskissing for a while
Witch, Please (light shirts) Pillow
by Aethernally Oblivious // Spazzy Newton ART&DESIGN
$23 $28
Description: Embrace your inner witch with this charming potion bottle design, perfect for anyone drawn to the mystical side of Halloween. The vintage-inspired illustration captures the essence of witchcraft and occult aesthetics, blending spooky atmosphere with whimsical charm. Ideal for occult enthusiasts, witchy style lovers, and those who appreciate supernatural-themed accessories and apparel.
Description: Features The Sun Tarot card from the original Rider Waite deck. It is the perfect witchy gift for anyone who practices Tarot reading or simply appreciates the rich imagery within each Tarot card. The Sun Tarot card is part of the 22 Major Arcana cards, it is a symbol of success, optimism, and illumination.
Description: ⚖️ Justice is a card symbolizing truth and fairness in its upright position while representing dishonesty and a lack of accountability in its reversed position. For this card, we decided that the Grim Reaper would be the best representation of unbiased justice. . ☠️The Grim Reaper is a symbol of death, yes, but he is not the decision-maker. He does the bidding of the universe, coming for people only when their time on Earth is through. He is a blind symbol of the universal law and order of life and death. . ??Here, he sits on a throne in front of a tattered purple veil that is hung between two pillars. The color purple signifies compassion, and the pillars signify balance and structure. . ⚔️In his right hand, he holds a double-edge...
Description: For Death, we decided that The Morrigan was the perfect character. In this card, we see The Morrigan, her raven’s wings in motion as she hovers above her crowd of victims. She is the Celtic goddess of birth and death, and as such is the perfect embodiment of what this card symbolises. Also known as the Phantom Queen, The Morrigan is more well-known for her relationship with death and the battlefield. Her association with battle implies that she is an indiscriminate bringer of death. The inevitable cycle of life and death cannot be controlled or evaded. Her presence in this card serves as a reminder of that all important truth. -- She is dressed in black as a metaphor for mourning. Around her neck is a necklace depicting a white flower...
