Mythological Items
From magical items to symbols of power, these objects have drawn as much attention as the myths they are based on.
* 5ML Bottles - $9.00 each. 1ML Vial / Sample - $2.00 each.
The Silver Shell
Cold as steel yet still as pure as silver; the perfect remedy for any mortal wanting to fight off a blood thirsty, menacing, transformational creature of the night. What the werewolf is to the darkness, the silver shell is to the light. Silver is thought of to be a metal associated with the moon and the human soul, which rightly makes it the foolproof solution to take down the ancient beast itself. --- Pure peaceful lilies, crystal cool mint, a smooth metallic base, with a very subtle smoke from the expended shell itself.
Eye of the Moon
The Eye of the Moon (or better known as the Eye of Horus) is an ancient Egyptian symbol of both power and protection. Horus, known best as the Egyptian sky god soon became associated with not only the moon but also the sun. It was said that his left eye was that of the pale moon while the right eye represented the blazing sun. --- Incense, allspice, musk, vetiver root and aloe encapsulated in the heart of the moon.
The Golden Rose
In Greek mythology, King Midas was best known for his “Midas touch” in which everything he touched turned to gold (a power bestowed to him by the god Dionysus). He was also known for his immaculate rose garden where the roses seemed to grow of themselves, each bearing sixty blossoms and of the finest fragrance known to man. --- “To you, this day, I give all my power…. And my love, a golden rose.” Gold and rose mingle together to create a warming soft scent of love.