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The human body: Is there any greater piece of natural architecture? Maybe I'm biased. This map shows some of the more notable parts of the body and how they interact.

These prints fit in an Ikea frame, but you'll need your own matting should you desire it.

8.5"x11" Letterpress Print

This explains our body's most complicated organ in a poetic way. Doesn't it sort of look like a puzzle? Well, the ambiguous arrnagement of these parts are still puzzling scientists. We may never fully understand it. 

These prints fit in an Ikea frame, but you'll need your own matting should you desire it. 

8" x 8" Letterpress.

The monsters featured on these candles were once perceived as prodigies; warnings from God that could foretell ominous occurrences or good fortune.

In a similar fashion, Tarot cards have been historically used as a means of divining the future and the meaning behind it.

These candles are designed in a tarot-card style as a reminder of the prevalence the supernatural once had in attempting to understand medical abnormalities.

Each monster is pictured with the year its birth was recorded.  A description of the Krakow monster is written below.

Candles are unscented, made with vegetable & paraffin wax, and measure 6" in height.

"In the year 1547, at Krakow, a very strange monster was born, which lived for three days. His head did somewhat resemble the shape of the man's but his eyes were flamed like fire. His nose was long and hooked and stood like the shin-bone of the leg, or trunk of an elephant. In the joints of his limbs, near the shoulders, upon the elbows and the knees, there appeared dogs' heads. His hands and feet were like the feet of a goose; he had two eyes above his navel and a tail behind like a beast's, having a hook at the end. In sex he was a male.

The cause of this misshapen monster, we ascribe to God alone, yet notwithstanding through the insight of our reason, we may perceive also the detestable sin of sodomy in this monster."

Having trouble remembering which herb is which? Use these handmade herb markers to identify which plant is which! These whimsical herb markers are slip-cast porcelain with hand-painted lettering. The perfect gift or addition to any culinary or medicinal herb garden!

Handmade in Philadelphia by Miss Millie Porcelain Wares.