Chameleon Tulip Hair Claw

Bryony comes from the greek word for ’spring fourth’, and is said to have wanted to escape from the earth and wander freely, needing great care to keep it contained and unable to spread its mischief. Also known as English Mandrake, it has been said Bryony would cry when plucked, have roots that grow to resemble a small child, and was used in witches brews when the much more costly Mandragora was hard to come by. Known for bringing luck or taking it away, what do you will of this magic herb?

Made of individually cut acetate pieces and hand finished which may result in minor variation.

DETAILS

4" 

Cellulose Acetate

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Using original illustrations and a focus on quality production, Winona Irene creates products to share moments of comfort, gratitude, and humanity.