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Today's bargain is a fine example of Neopagan tat. The Velvet Vulva™ is A line of fine purses and magickal bags
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More than a sumptuous Renaissance bag, the Velvet Vulva represents in three-dimensional form the sacred portal to the feminine temple. Each has sumptuous fabric labia and a beautiful button clitoris.
A Velvet Vulva might become your everyday bag; it might always stay on your altar; or it might be acquired for special occasions. (One of the first Vulvas I made was part of the bridal trousseau of a close friend of mine.) Naturally, what you put in your Velvet Vulva can have tremendous symbolic and magickal significance.
The creation pictured at right is a full length medicine bag, intended for ritual and ceremony, as well as everyday use as a purse.
In whatever way the Velvet Vulva is respectfully employed, it will express and honor the Goddess within and without.
As in life, Velvet Vulvas come in various sizes, shapes, and styles. "You will know when you have found a good fit!"
Hats and pillows based on the same design are also available.
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1: Posted by: Alex | August 11, 2005 11:09 AM
Because the vagina is so sacred that of course I want to wear it as a hat.
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