Sortilèges & Charms — Apron

In early 1536, Henry VIII told an ambassador he had been seduced into marrying Anne Boleyn by means of "sortilèges and charms."

Sorcery. Divination. Witchcraft. The accusations that allowed a king to erase a queen — to annul a marriage, clear a path, and send her to the block. Anne Boleyn didn't practice witchcraft. But she was powerful enough that they needed her to.

This apron wears that history. Boldly.

Details:

• 100% Cotton Black adjustable apron with front pockets
• Lightweight and comfortable for everyday use
• Unisex fit — One size fits most (See size chart in photos)
• Adjustable neck strap
• Durable print designed to last

Care: Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Do not iron on design.

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From Moonspell Hollow:
Part of the British Witches collection — honoring the real women who practiced, persisted, and refused to disappear.
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