Venecopeia screen print, discontinued skull Framing the scene is a

Framing the scene is a banner that bears sigils representing the turning of the yearly wheel and nature’s reawakening

The old maid’s cat shall be rode to death

The earliest reference to night travel can be found in the 10th century text the Canon Episcopi

- Measures approximately 18" x 54" (inches)

Venecopeia screen print, discontinued skull Framing the scene is aA cornucopia overflows with a bouquet of poisonous plants that cradles a human skull. The term "venecopeia" refers to an abundance of poisonous plants within the witches' herbal cabinet. The volatile nature of poisonous plants is what makes them so alluring. A small dose may provide medicinal value, but one too many drops can induce a most painful death. This dual nature puts extra emphasis on the morality of the practitioner, challenging one to use