Luna Moth Curio Collection Shadowbox
Luna Moth Curio Collection Shadowbox
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A little curio collection from your neighborhood cottage witch. Floral and script scrapbook paper compliments this feminine, cottagecore inspired collection complete with male luna moth that hangs delicately over an antique, Italian frame. A turtle town skull and mandible in the top left, a straw flower next, and a partial wasps nest top right. To the luna moths left sits a piece of mossy oak bark and the right, a locally foraged turkey tail cluster. A pink carnation sits over some moss overflowing from the bottom left corner. To its right, a rough chunk of peach adventurine and last, but certainly not least are three vials containing; a small vertebrae stack, a cicada wing and a bit of snakeskin all in their own respective jars.
the frame is roughly 11”x9”x1”. Ready to ship and ready to hang.
NEW GIFT IDEAS
Shop our new range of magical gifts, art & decor. Where witchcraft meets whimsy. My otherworldly creations combine the awe of entomology with the wonder of Mother Nature. Sustainable, ethereal art pieces that are sure to spark conversation, conjure up imagination & entice curiosity.
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SHIPPING & RETURNS
free standard shipping on all orders no minimum required.
Every package is handled with the upmost care during the packaging process, please expect shipping times to vary as some pieces require more time to find appropriate packaging & almost all of my packaging IS recycled. Larger pieces are automatically expected to ship slower. I appreciate your patience & understanding as the goal is to get your art to you safely & correctly, not quickly.Returns are accepted but will not be processed until package has made it back to my door & I have the damaged piece(s) in my possession.
I do offer free repairs, with no questions asked, ONLY with the understanding that you must follow my shipping instructions getting the piece back to me for repair. Failure to do so may result in forfeit of your return / exchange or be subject to cover shipping / cost of items to finish repair. I understand that accidents happen and the post office isn’t always kind to fragile packages, however, doing repairs is huge cost / loss for me & those instructions are imperative to prevent any further damage, loss of reusable supplies & so on.