This weaponsmith brings a signature tribal curve to all sorts of blades: small folding designs, swords and daggers, and axes – including guitars. There’s also a little fashion, as metal pieces can be added to leather jackets, or worked into leather headdresses and armor, with stainless steel claws and some chainmail, too.
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A pagan department store: altar stuff, jewelry, bath and body, musical instruments, books of shadows, books, candles and incense, witchy patches and pins, crystals, herbs, tarot decks, housewares, statuary, runes, cards, and everything in between.
Original jewelry fashioned from turn-of-the-century postcards with a flair for mourning images and Edwardian goth girls, placed within cute little scrolled frames. Other items include vintage eyewear and odd musical instruments. 
An online community of individually-owned shops from all over the world, selling antiques, fine art, jewelry, and lots of other hard-to-find vintage treasures. A huge crossroads of finds for buyers, and a worthwhile opportunity for merchants dealing in collectible goods to extend their online storefronts.
This NYC designer is best known for her glittery guitar straps, customizable with a rainbow of colors and your choice of butterflies, roses, racers, or other fun imagery. She also does an original line of clothing for men and women, with Bad News Bears and Willy Wonka tees alongside flared skirts and classic blouses.
A strange little site of functional art. Banjos crafted from cigar boxes, and Russain balalaikas. They also do cute coffin boxes made with brass hinges and locks, and neato “dead man’s chests” which are hexagonal and include such styles as “The “Gravedigger’s Lunchbox.”
Coffins for your axe, lined in funeral velvet. They are shaped either for a universal fit, or for B.C. Rich guitars, with other designs for drumsticks and pedals. Cases can be customized with black lacquer finishes, different interior fabric colors, or exotic woods, and newer designs include Black Kross patterns of iron crosses or skulls stamped into the fabric. And, happily, they do purses too.
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