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The Enchanted Study
Some stories leave behind an atmosphere you wish you could step back into.
Once you know the hidden world exists, it’s difficult to stop looking for it.
An Enchantment of Ravens is filled with artistry, old magic, dangerous beauty, and a fae world operating just beyond the familiar one. This collection brings together a few pieces for someone who has started noticing impossible things and decided they might be worth keeping.
These are the pieces that belong in an enchanted study.
Featured Book
An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson
A story where artistry opens the door to a world of fae bargains, dangerous beauty, and old magic. Isobel’s ability to capture what she sees draws her closer to something beautiful enough to admire and dangerous enough to never fully trust
Add this one to your shelves through Better World Books or Amazon.
Atmosphere & Ritual
Mixed Media Sketching Set
Capture what others cannot see.
The world is full of impossible things. Someone has to be there to draw them before they disappear.
This piece can be found through Amazon.
3D Laser Crystal Fairy Ball with Stand
Keep a little mystery close.
A fairy suspended inside crystal, somewhere between decoration and artifact. Whether it simply catches the light or holds something more is entirely up to whoever keeps it.
This piece can be found through Amazon.
Wooden Wall Vase Planter Set of 4
Bring something living into the enchanted space.
Old magic doesn’t always arrive as an artifact. Sometimes it grows quietly, something living that has been tended long enough to become part of the room.
This piece can be found through Amazon.
Some collections begin after you’ve learned to look a little closer. A sketch of something impossible, an object whose purpose isn’t entirely clear, something living carefully tended over time. Small reminders that the enchanted world may never have been as far away as it seemed.
The Enchanted Study collection is inspired by An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson.
You can also wander through a similar collection on Amazon.
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