Priestess of Dust screen print witchcraft With firm roots in the

With firm roots in the folklore

the cauldron represents transformation as well as the idea that the whole can become greater than its parts

- Features Saturn's Datura printed with grey-silver ink on hand-dyed antique linen

A celestial being dangles two lanterns that hold the sun and moon as she wears a necklace emblazoned with the signs of the zodiac

A place where transformation occurs

Priestess of Dust screen print witchcraft With firm roots in theIn the depths of a forgotten tomb, the dusty remains of a magical priestess rest within the numb embrace of a quartz coffin. Glints of gold peek through the pile of bones and dust fine jeweled adornments, fit for a goddess, lying at odds next to her slender armor and the razor sharp blades on her belt. For this is no mere priestess, but a warrior, a force greater than earthly beings a death goddess. When the moon is right, she rises in her time worn