Till Death Us Do Part Ring book lover herbs and the like in

herbs and the like in the 1800s

A set of two vegetable-tanned leather shoulder pads for a Rogue Backpack

The pages are each hand-stitched with archival linen binder’s thread

Since our ‘discovery’ of this magical little weed

Reapply until wood stops absorbing

Till Death Us Do Part Ring book lover herbs and the like inThis ring is cast from hand carved wax and inspired by mourning rings from a time past with a focus on the living this time around. The skeleton duo is set amongst stars and the moon, ever existent; engraved within is the phrase, Till Death Us Do Part. Poesy or posy rings received their name from the French word posy meaning poetry, indicative of the poetic mottos with which they were engraved. They became popular in the 16th century through the 18th