Fancy a Cuppa & Bay Leaf Penny skull

Fancy a Cuppa & Bay Leaf Penny skullOn one side, a classic teapot is accompanied by the inviting phrase, "Fancy a cuppa?"a nod to the timeless act of sharing tea, fostering connection, and embracing moments of respite. The reverse features a single bay leaf, inscribed with "je ne change qu'en mourant" ("I change only in death"). In the language of flowers, the bay leaf signifies strength and unwavering loyalty, echoing the myth of Daphne, who was transformed into a laurel tree to

or treasured possessions to new heights

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and that warmth is an inheritance worth passing forward

Athena was the goddess of wisdom

moral harmony

the Amaryllis seal

Introducing "Turks and Caicos" - a sealing wax inspired by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean islands

and to celebrate the beauty of life's journey

anchors were practical tools used by sailors to prevent ships from drifting due to currents or wind

the ordinary act of collecting becomes lineage

Named after the ancient Greek sun god

rich aubergine color of this wax evokes the essence of the Greek god Hypnos