Folkloric: Issue 1 Local voices This exquisite fusion of ceramic

This exquisite fusion of ceramic and metal craftsmanship adds an air of sophistication to any space

A traditional feather quill pen in the colour burgundy

soft and beautifully scented skin

This gorgeous deck by Walter Crane and Earnest Fitzpatrick embellishes upon the traditional Rider-Waite imagery with beautifully whimsical floral details with the intention to highlight the magic and harmony sought after in mythical Victorian world

Featuring the original intricate illustrations

Folkloric: Issue 1 Local voices This exquisite fusion of ceramicFolkloric A Magazine of New Folklore "The world is more attuned than ever to the needs and desires of the ultrarich and powerful. Even art and culture are passive, repetitive, defanged, and meek. They are built by the ultra rich and powerful to promote individualism and materialism, dismissing any link to a shared communal culture and geared to keep the public dumb and consuming. As a result, art is becoming less daring, less weird, and less