Aradia – Queen of the Witches

“Aradia”

Our understanding of Aradia largely comes from Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches, a book published in 1899 by folklorist Charles Godfrey Leland. Leland devoted much of his life to studying the myth and magic of marginalized people throughout Europe. His goal was to record and preserve it. Aradia comes from Italian folklore, and the story is that the goddess Diana sent her daughter Aradia down to earth to teach people the ways of Witchcraft – so that they may free themselves from their oppressors.

Available as a vinyl candle wrap sticker (7″ x 3″) or as a hand-embellished print on wood (14″ tall)

ABOUT THE PRINTS
Please understand that hand-embellished prints are MADE TO ORDER by the artist, generally taking 3-5 weeks for delivery. Each print is approximately 14″ tall by 3.75″ wide on recycled cedar or pine wainscot panels. The print comes signed on the back with a sawtooth hanger, ready to hang.