black long witch dress The Witch of The Monongahela ~ Black Renaissance Medieval Smocked Sword Mistress Chemise Dress
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black long witch dress

black long witch dress The Witch of The Monongahela ~ Black Renaissance Medieval Smocked Sword Mistress Chemise Dress

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black long witch dress The Witch of The Monongahela ~ Black Renaissance Medieval Smocked Sword Mistress Chemise DressThe Witch Of The Monongahela She was a gentle woman who lived the hard life of the ancient hills of Southern Pennsylvania in the 18th century . People would seek her help in finding lost animals and valuable items and she always delivered. She was believed to hold magical powers and there were even rumors she could fly. But one must never confuse a gentle soul with a weak one. Those who crossed her found this out soon enough! She was believed to not

The Witch Of The Monongahela

She was a gentle woman who lived the hard life of the ancient hills of Southern Pennsylvania in the 18th century . People would seek her help in finding lost animals and valuable items and she always delivered. She was believed to hold magical powers and there were even rumors she could fly.
But one must never confuse a gentle soul with a weak one. Those who crossed her found this out soon enough! She was believed to not only be able to see into the future but to change its course as well. If she were to direct her anger towards you, and curse you, it would get you at some point.
There are many stories about The Witch Of The Monongahela that have made to our times since she roamed that beautiful wild land of 18th century Southern Pennsylvania.


Features:
A ruffled neckline ~ may be worn over or off the shoulders
Beautiful sorceress sleeves
Elasticized waist Two wide ruffle below waist

SIZING
Elasticized waist to fit a 22" to a 36", comfortably.
56" in length Upper arms girth 16".

FABRIC The fabric is a light weight Polycrepe. Strong and Durable. Will not shrink or loose its vibrant color. Virtually wrinkle-free.
FABRIC CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Wash with lukewarm water. Will look new wash after wash. Tumble dry in medium heat ~ won't need ironing if pulled out of the drier when ready. Will not shrink or loose it's vibrant color.
**Color may vary slightly from pictures


About us
We are a US based, women/family owned, small business.
We have been designing all our costumes in the US for over 20 years and have been costume enthusiasts for over 30 years.
We are involved from concept to creation and make sure everyone in our studio in India is paid a high wage for the high quality of costumes produced.

Model:
Based in Nevada, intriguing and bewitching Tiia, instagram @thedarkwitch__ , has worked in the entertainment industry most of her life. Dancing, acting, modeling, and now more work behind the scenes as a producer, director, and manager. She loves stories and storytelling and how what we wear intersects with those things. She is also a professional tarot reader.

Photography:
Stevie B Photos (@steviebphotos)
Amazing photography! Check out her website: https://www.steviebphotos.com/ for incredibly beautiful portraits and farm animal photos.
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