Utterly obsessed with Raintower. Every now and then a store will come along on Etsy that I become transfixed with and find impossible to leave alone. Raintower is the brainchild of Swede Naomi Nowark. Raintower uses recycled fabrics to to create garments that embrace the natural and supernatural world in their designs. The shop also… Continue reading Raintower
I don’t know much about Old Hag, only that her actual name is Darby Lahger and she’s married to Shamaatae of Arckanum. I do have a great fondness for her evocative photography though.
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I experience an almost overwhelmingly wonderful feeling when I wander through the Sisters of the Black Moon site. Click after click, view after view, my heart expands, and I find myself thinking; ‘these women must have slipped into my mind and rooted around until they found what I love most of all. They must have.’… Continue reading Interview : Sisters of the Black Moon
Herr Mannelig is one of my all-time favourite songs. I was introduced to Swedish band Garmarna when I was in Olso one winter a few years ago, staying with a Finnish friend. It was the perfect time to be led into the captivating worlds they create. I've been obsessed with their music ever since. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2kc570KwUs
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Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 