La Méduse rit toujours II buried and moans Amphitrite (the Sea-queen)

and moans Amphitrite (the Sea-queen) with her anguished waves which sweep from every hand

Tired of refilling lighters with petrol or diggin' around for matches to light those candles

It comes from the Phellinus ellipsoideus

and like the moon itself

and the process of purification and transmutation - not just of matter

La Méduse rit toujours II buried and moans Amphitrite (the Sea-queen)This solid sterling silver amulet is a sand cast of Medusa hanging off a short silver chain, to hold you just beneth your suprasternal notch aka your neck dimple. I love this so much, I made myself a similar one, which I never take off you have prob seen it swingng around me neck I find them to be powerful amulets. Medusa stands as one of Greek mythologys most misunderstood figures. Medusa is not merely a monster of myth she is a witch woman, a sacred