Intricate fantasy adornments where gemstones appear as moons in the sky, the bellies of goddesses, or the treasure of dragons, hugged with Celtic knotwork, animal totems, and pentacles. Cuff bracelets, rings, and pendants, with the option to swap in the gemstone of your choice, and custom is welcome.
Willow Jewelry3.17.2009 @ 6:09 pm UTC by lilah wildBadali Jewelry Specialties3.10.2009 @ 8:06 pm UTC by lilah wild
Custom Cloaks3.2.2009 @ 5:16 pm UTC by lilah wild
Mysterium Jewellery2.27.2009 @ 9:09 pm UTC by lilah wild
Arcane Lore2.25.2009 @ 6:12 pm UTC by lilah wild
Pan’s Devil Horns2.20.2009 @ 5:54 am UTC by lilah wild
Tunrida Craft & Design2.2.2009 @ 6:25 pm UTC by lilah wild
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An impressive array of sparklies that mix spirituality with fandom. Trilobites taken from fossils, goddesses, runes, knotwork, scarabs, and…Kokopelli engaging in extreme sports. Cthulhu cufflinks, Mana pendants, pirate coins, Ouroboros earrings, “geek tags,” and swirls of Elvishness predominate, punctuated with medieval fleur-de-lys and goth battiness. Thanks, Lois!
Pretty much just what it says – handmade cloaks with all kinds of options, from winter warmth to sheer tulle. Velvets, satins, laces, and tulles, cotton for less ornate affairs, and waterproof for stormier ones. Bridal and mystical themes are available for more spiritual wearings, and the clasp choices are delightfully swirly. 
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.
Medieval garb drawing from Celtic, Italian and French Renaissance, Tudor, and Elizabethan periods for lots of long, flowing gowns and elaborate courtier ensembles – and things for the casual minstrel, as well. Corsets, hoods and hats, underclothes, childrens’ outfits, crescent-mooned ritual cloaks, and super-frothy fairytale wedding dresses. 
Wild-animal fashion that curls, glows, glitters, and just plain protrudes from one’s forehead, from teeny little Cupid mounds to Unicorn spikes. Mounted on clear headbands, and glueable to headwear and other household objects, the horns can be ordered off-the-rack or custom.
Occult jewelry and spiritual goods from Scandinavia, very Viking with Thor’s hammers and miniature rattles. The work is sprinkled throughout with gemstones, trailing from rugged amulets or arranged into graceful renaissance courtliness, and the altar plates are geared towards mostly Celtic symbology with a bit of general pentacle/triple goddess paganism. And this is the first time we’ve ever seen a rune set resemble a ring of car keys.
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