Gothy perfumery hand-blended and christened with sinister names: Bathory, Zombie, Tannis Root, Poisoned Apple, Desolate Forest, Possession, very vampire-fetish-fairytale with detailed descriptions of each fragrance. They also do fragrances for the home as well as the bod, with wax melts that look like a heady alternative to incense, and color-customizable pillars, votives, and tealights.
Evening Eclipse5.26.2009 @ 4:29 pm UTC by lilah wildMysterium Jewellery2.27.2009 @ 9:09 pm UTC by lilah wild
Frenzy Art1.29.2009 @ 4:56 am UTC by lilah wild
One World Is Enough1.10.2009 @ 7:43 pm UTC by lilah wild
JimmyJane8.27.2008 @ 5:20 pm UTC by lilah wild
Isis Books & Gifts8.7.2008 @ 2:28 pm UTC by lilah wild
Wychbury7.17.2008 @ 6:14 pm UTC by lilah wild
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Unusual and ornate pagan jewels drawing from Celtic, Wiccan, ceremonial, reiki, voodoo, Egyptian, and Viking symbology, with wild-winged angels and faerie and ornate priestess tiaras. Also greeting cards from a gaggle of fantasy artists, incense blends, runes, tarot decks, and other miscellaneous divination tools.
Day of the Dead skulls – and some devils, too – emblazoned across t-shirts and greeting cards, and really in keeping with the spirit of the holiday, housewares. Handpainted cocktail glasses and mugs, mousepads, cutting boards, switchplate covers, coasters, the little everyday things, and there are 7-day candles for more spiritual needs. Besides the bright depictions of skeletons going about their lives as motorcyclists and mermaids and punk guitarists, there are specialty sections for Frida Kahlo and queer wedding gifts.
Fair-trade fashion of the festival and hippie variety, everything imported in small batches from families and local collectives in Thailand, Tibet and Nepal: dresses of silk sari patches, psychedelic hoodies and paisleyed bellsleeves, skirts tiered and layered, striped button-downs and batik pants for the guys, and kids’ stuff too. Also puppets, singing bowls, Bodhisattva paintings, Buddha statues, and loads of housewares. 
Top-shelf erotic paraphernalia. Emollient candles made for skin drizzling, “Threesome” perfumes blended for layering, body-wrap necklaces, suede and silk blindfolds, massage stones, and toys of course, fashioned from 24k gold, tattooed aluminum, and pop art, with a special “icons” set where the world’s most immediately recognizable sex toys have been silhouetted down to pure white.
A Colorado witchy shop with a gigantic catalog of spiritual goods. Books, tarot decks, altar tools, incense and oils, herbs, candles, crystals and gemstones, pentacle jewelry, drums, Egyptian statuary, Books of Shadows, rune sets, and tons of other things, with special sections for southern conjure, wicca, feng shui, and moon magick.
Handmade jewelry flavored with paganism and art nouveau. Beads, glass, lampwork, clay, gemstones, and other findings are used in one-of-a-kind charm bracelets, Tudor hair clips, tiny dangling flower earrings, bottle pendants, and vintage brass necklaces. Tote bags and greeting cards sport goddesses and trees, and there’s a little bit of homegrown incense.
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