Fetish meets cyber for a rendezvous with pagan. The apocalyptic staple is turned in a more primal direction with the addition of animal faces, where breathing hoses are added to the stern black and gold visage of Anubis. Horses, donkeys, all kinds of painted cats, done full-face or completely covering the head. Custom welcome. Thanks, Sara!
Wild Gasmasks11.1.2009 @ 10:12 pm UTC by lilah wildOld Fashion Halloween10.22.2009 @ 1:54 pm UTC by lilah wild
Studio 3B10.5.2009 @ 3:35 pm UTC by lilah wild
Tormented Artifacts9.10.2009 @ 5:43 pm UTC by lilah wild
Cut + Paste6.2.2009 @ 8:52 pm UTC by lilah wild
The Wyrd Shop5.27.2009 @ 3:45 pm UTC by lilah wild
Evening Eclipse5.26.2009 @ 4:29 pm UTC by lilah wild
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Vintage and vintage-style goodies for those who prefer to celebrate Hallows’ Eve with a retro touch – or update year-round goth decor with spiderweb table runners. Tons and tons of party decorations, including some actual antiques, and pages for jack o’lanterns, Day of the Dead, and fortunetelling. The original art section includes Kerrykate dolls, Haunting Memories glass skull ornaments, handpainted dancing skeleton umbrellas, and Queen of Hearts sweetly morbid wedding plates, and the Cards section is a goldmine of old-world imagery chock full of black cats and flying witches. Absolutely loaded with great finds for the haunt-minded home.
This custom candlemaking shop very much enjoys a sense of drama, pairing their wares up with tales of paranormal romance, mystery, suspense, and horror. They’re just the kind of mystical-looking dribbling things on fire you’d spy beside a well-worn grimoire, customizable by size and color, and scroll through the Mystery-Suspense page for the candles that bleed.
An imaginative little smorgasboard of wearables and curiosities fusing occult experimentation with steampunk exploration and just a touch of cyber. Leather masks dip into pagan and fantastical themes, getting absolutely insane in the gasmask section. Other accessories include tribal-futuristic bondagey gauntlets and eyepatches and elegant pendulum necklaces. And the art pieces are just fun: arcane boxes and books and scrolls and blades, an elixir case with a couple of “missing” potions, fossils and skulls from ancient monsters. Quite a bit of one-of-a-kind here, and custom is welcome.
A consignment shop showcasing clothes, accessories, jewelry, and home stuff from a bunch of tiny indie brands. Bright happy tunics, bird earrings, funky tote bags, loads of stationery, soaps and candles, and a page of ‘zines. And if you’re a small-biz brand, they’re actively seeking new “partners in craft.”
An occult supercenter stocking a gigantic selection of pagan stuff. Incense, oils, herbs, candles, tarot decks, runes, gemstones, velvet cloaks, cauldrons, books of shadows, loads of jewelry, all the usuals. There’s also a healthy amount of out-of-the-ordinary altar goods sprinkled throughout: athames adorned with triple moons, winged Egyptian chalices, fierce deity statuary, bronze ritual masks, pentacle lockets, and straight-out-of-a-fantasy-movie handmade priestess crowns. Thanks, 
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.
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