The full moon nearest the autumnal equinox. Generally believed as a time when the boundary between the spirit world and the earthly realm is at its thinnest and when spirits are most likely to be seen on earth. A prosperous time for holding séances and channeling the dead. Also a bountiful time for divination andContinue reading “The Killing Moon”
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Jack’s Attic – Our Mission Statement
It is our hope that each customer that favors us with their patronage garners as much satisfaction wearing and displaying our pieces as we did in crafting them. In undertaking this endeavor we wanted to create a collectible, wearable artwork that drew inspiration from darker avenues. Antiques, Halloween, flickering jack o’ lanterns, black cats, ghostContinue reading “Jack’s Attic – Our Mission Statement”
The Bones of Mother Shipton
Today’s showcase details the next pendant design to be offered through Jack’s Attic: The Bones of Mother Shipton. Ursula Southeil (1488 – 1561), better known as Mother Shipton, was an English soothsayer and prophetess who is said to have made dozens of unusually accurate predictions, including the Great Plague of London, the Spanish Armada, andContinue reading “The Bones of Mother Shipton”
The Doppelgänger
Today’s showcase details our next pendant design: The Doppelgänger. The ghostly double of a living person, a doppelgänger is generally regarded as a harbinger of bad luck. The appearance of a doppelgänger as seen by a person’s friends or relatives portends illness or danger, while seeing one’s own doppelgänger is an omen of death.
Shoppe Announcement and The Coffin of Giles Corey
Jack’s Attic Shoppe located HERE will officially be opening for your patronage on September 22, 2008, the day of the autumnal equinox. We will be offering a selection of our first six dark art pendant designs. In the coming days prior to the opening of the Shoppe we will be showcasing individual designs here atContinue reading “Shoppe Announcement and The Coffin of Giles Corey”
Jack's Attic - Horror Pop Weirdness 