Imagine this, it’s 9pm, raindrops pattering against your windowsill. Sitting cozy, snuggled in a warm velvet blanket while reading a favorite book. Tranquil aromas of blackberry and currants whimsically dance throughout the air. Under notes of spice, leather and amber pull you in. Tonka bean with hints of earthy basil seals the evenings fantasy.
🖤💫Black cats have long been surrounded by myth and symbolism. In many cultures, they were seen as magical beings, often linked to witches and the spirit world. Some believed black cats were witches’ familiars, guiding and protecting them in their magical work. Because of their dark color, they were associated with mystery, the night, and the unseen, making them symbols of intuition and the supernatural. In some places they were feared as omens of bad luck, while in others, like parts of Celtic and Egyptian tradition, they were cherished as bringers of protection, good fortune, and a link to the divine.
Imagine this, it’s 9pm, raindrops pattering against your windowsill. Sitting cozy, snuggled in a warm velvet blanket while reading a favorite book. Tranquil aromas of blackberry and currants whimsically dance throughout the air. Under notes of spice, leather and amber pull you in. Tonka bean with hints of earthy basil seals the evenings fantasy.
🖤💫Black cats have long been surrounded by myth and symbolism. In many cultures, they were seen as magical beings, often linked to witches and the spirit world. Some believed black cats were witches’ familiars, guiding and protecting them in their magical work. Because of their dark color, they were associated with mystery, the night, and the unseen, making them symbols of intuition and the supernatural. In some places they were feared as omens of bad luck, while in others, like parts of Celtic and Egyptian tradition, they were cherished as bringers of protection, good fortune, and a link to the divine.
