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Description: Lilith was a goddess of love and fertility in ancient Babylon. She was Adam's first wife in earlier versions of the tale. She refused to be subservient to him and being an owl goddess, she sprouted wings and flew away. Because of this, god made her into the mother of demons. Some people think it was meant to be a cautionary tale to rebellious women. And for that reason, Lilith has become a symbol of feminism and the reclaiming of female power. What are your thoughts on feminism and the reclaiming of the Goddess?
Description: This visionary artwork features the iconic Star of David, with a luminous heart at its center. The intricate design captures the eye and the imagination, inviting the viewer to contemplate the spiritual significance of this powerful symbol. The heart, glowing with radiant energy, symbolizes love, compassion, and the divine spark within us all. This artwork is a beautiful and inspiring addition to any spiritual or artistic collection
Witches know best, manifest your dreams with the growing moon. Socks
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Description: Isis, the Egyptian goddess of motherhood, fertility, and magic, is depicted here in a stunning visionary artwork. The intricate details and vibrant colors bring her to life in a way that inspires a deep connection to the divine feminine. This piece is perfect for anyone who seeks to honor the powerful energy of the goddess and tap into her wisdom and strength.
Description: Introducing 'Mafia Marmalade,' a tantalizingly twisted take on Coppolas's favorite fruit. Featuring a lush blend of oranges, leaves, and orange blossoms, this damask pattern evokes memories of sun-kissed Sicilian groves with a dash of Godfather-inspired intrigue. As you admire the intricate design, keep an eye out for the mischievous citrus secrets hidden within—just like Coppola's iconic use of oranges to foreshadow tragedy, this design brings a touch of cheeky charm and dark humor. So, go ahead and invite Don Corleone to your next dinner party; with 'Mafia Marmalade' adorning, you'll have the perfect conversation starter for a night of unforgettable stories and laughter. Bit murderey..but you do you.. ;)
Description: This striking design features a raven perched atop a crystal ball, with an eye and swirls of magic swirling within. The text above the raven reads 'Quoth the Raven: Crystal Clear', a playful nod to Edgar Allan Poe's poem 'The Raven'. This design would make a great addition to any home or office, and it would also make a perfect gift for any fan of magic, ravens, or Edgar Allan Poe
Description: Ever get the feeling there are too many air fairy light-workers out there like I do? Too many people discount the dark side of life and spirit. I believe we are missing a greater calling. Being death workers, shadow workers, and supporting the dying and their family. Besides, our deepest fears are often our greatest teachers. One of my biggest goals is to bring in a conversation about the dark goddesses, like Hel from Viking tradition, as archetypes. Hel was a cold place for the Vikings. It is ruled over by a fierce and terrible goddess whose name is also Hel. She has one side of her face that is frozen like a white walker. The other is incredibly beautiful. She usually has a dagger and a plate that is called famine and suffering....
