The things we love never really leave us.
Taphophilia
crushed marigold flowers left at familial altars.
botanicals create a bright yellow orange jelly, speckled with brown opal that flashes a green and orange shift, gilded with gold and emerald microflake, and set in green chameleon aurora shimmer.
Haint Blue
conceptually rooted in Gullah Geechee culture, haint blue is a color painted on porch ceilings, popularized in Southern architecture. By design this color mimics water or sky, which supposedly cannot be passed by "haints" (spirits).
pale blue-green creme.
Veil
to remind you of things just beyond our realm.
a rich purple with reflective aurora shimmer and tiny mermaid holographic glitters dappled throughout.
Crossroads
to keep us grounded when we meet our loved ones at the intertwining paths of life and death.
a mossy celadon full of metallic microflake in a buildable shimmering jelly formula.
Altar
a comforting offering of a place to build monuments to the immense joys and griefs we hold year after year.
a dark glowing woody mahogany ornately crafted with holographic microglitter.
Conjuration
for giving a name to the memories we refuse to let fade.
a blood orange jelly base saturated with multichromatic metallic
flakes.
Allerseelen
‘All Saints Day’ when we honor the bright light our loved ones brought into to our lives.
a full coverage flakie bomb or topper made from bright gold, orange, and yellow metallic flakes and matte, holo hex, and reflective glitters.
Sepulchral
reminiscent of walking through an old cemetery under foggy moonlight.
a gravestone gray and eerie green base, with purple microglitter and shimmer.
Grave Blanket
a bouquet of funeral flowers.
a topper filled with black daisy glitter and purple, orange, and lime green microglitter. GWP (Full Collections Only)
