The Siren full-color screen print, first printing, limited edition Version:Silver Sorceress The earliest reference to night

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

book of shadows

create a color palette reminiscent of shimmering mermaid scales

This delicate boundary is what makes the Poison Path so alluring to magical practitioners seeking an added air of danger to their craft

These special 8 will be given out to the first 8 people to order this screen print

The Siren full-color screen print, first printing, limited edition Version:Silver Sorceress The earliest reference to nightThe Siren ascends from the depths singing her song of enchantment and luring pirates to their watery grave. The storm grows more wild with every note as she beckons ships nearer to the razor sharp rocks that lie just below the surface of the water. Once within her grasp, The Siren churns the ship against the rocks with her serpentine fins and golden trident. As blood swirls with salt water her melody persists, joined by a chorus of screams and the