Showing posts with label magic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magic. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Magic Here Now

Magic in this day and age is such an elusive thing. Ritual too. We, as a collective people, are not very connected to ritual*, or to things we don't understand, figuring science will come along eventually and explain everything. Sometimes I think there are things we are not meant to understand, and then sometime I think science is simply magic, reduced down to it's simplest formula. 

For this week's Etsy trio I bring you a few elements imbued with a touch of magic. . .

(*I mean this in a general way. I know many people are choosing to acknowledge the sacred and divine in their lives, as am I, in the ways they can.)

What a lovely conversation piece this would be. This would be the perfect home for my Tangleweeds business cards!


When I saw this top I practically hit the "add to cart" button before I checked my bank balance! Really, what's not to love about this top? There's even a zodiac chart printed on the back!

J'adore this necklace! It really does remind me of the moon in so many ways. I could see wearing this piece by itself or layered with a gajillion other chains and necklaces. I love the rustic, craggy appearance of the bezel too.

 I hope we all have a little bit of time today to appreciate the magic all around us!

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

So Quaint!

I just had to re-post this little blog post from Verhext's blog . It's a charming post that's a mix of details about a wedding dress she designed and made, pictures of the interior of a lovely home, and pictures of these darling little cabins and cottages that make you feel like you've wandered into a fairytale!

Yellow Hibiscus

If you want to take a stroll through a magical kind of life, wander on over to Verhext right now!

Monday, September 21, 2009

Magical Trains

like this. . .


These train pendants are designed and created by DMDmetal. The best part about this pendant is you can get it personalized with the graffiti of your choosing! Brilliant!

I've always had a love for trains. . . A lot of it has to do with the culture associated with them. Train-hoppers, graffiti art on the sides of trains, the idea of just going somewhere, where ever the train was headed, spontaneity sprung (sometimes) out of necessity.


There is an utilitarian neccessity about them, wrapped in an air of mystery. . .

photo by cindy47452

(all jewelry photos from DMDmetal's Etsy shop.)