So Christmas is over and done with and the next big celebration is Valentines Day.
Figurines make a great gift, especially as we have just got some new erotic figurines with a gothic twist. Here are 3 examples, the images are linked to the product if you want more info.
Guilty Secrets
Dark Embrace
Lil Devil
The first image is Guilty Secrets, A beautiful sexy lady, dressed to kill in erotic red underwear, black stockings and red shoes. Her ankles are chained and a skull sits beside her. She is 15cm tall and costs £19.99.
The second image is Dark Embrace Erotic Gothic Figurine from Nemesis Now. Winged demon standing on a pentagram holding a beautiful naked female. Stunning Love Scene From The Dark Side. Stands Approx 25cm High and costs £24.99
The third image is Lil Devil designed by Aly Fell. From the comic book “Satan’s 3-Ring Circus of Hell” we bring you Lil’ Devil, a very naughty devilish character! Standing on a manhole cover, wearing a short tartan mini skirt with her ‘BAD’ belt, New Rock boots etc. Giving the world a one fingered salute! Size: 24cm. Price £24.99
Jewellery is another great gothic gift idea, we have a fantastic range of Pendants, Necklaces, Rings and Bracelets from Alchemy Gothic
Bracelets
Necklaces
Rings
So with fantastic figurines and jewellery to choose from you shouldnt have too much trouble finding the perfect gift this year.
Visit www.dark-fairy.co.uk for more Nemesis Now Figurines and Alchemy Gothic Jewellery.
Whether young or old, most people find themselves at one point or another fascinated with fairies. One particular point of fascination lies in fairy art, particularly that of artists such as Amy Brown, Jasmine Becket-Griffith and Michele Lee Phelan who specialize in images of dark and gothic fairies. So how did we come from the legends of fairies and fae to collecting fairy figurines and dark fairy art prints? The answer most likely lies in what those artistic fairies generally represent… the beauty and magic that too often seems to be missing from modern life.
The fairies of legend started out quite a bit different than those that we know today… many of the old legends depicted fairies as being tall and radiant or short and ugly. Many old world fairies were considered to be malicious or at the very least mischievous; they were believed to steal from around the house and sometimes were even thought to kidnap small children and leave fairy creatures in their place. Over the years, however, the view of fairies in folklore began to change.
By the Victorian age, fairies had begun to assume the forms that we know today. With their beauty and the magic hinted at by their wings, good fairies began appearing more often in children’s stories and works of fantasy. Fairies became somewhat common in artwork, with their images appearing in paintings and even photographs. So-called dark fairies and gothic fairies began to appear as well, with their dark glamour fueling a new resurgence of fairy art for both fairy and gothic collectors to enjoy.
To view some of our collectable fairy figurines visit www.dark-fairy.co.uk Here are some examples below:
Dark Bringer by Michele-Lee Phelan
Skull Stealer by Jasmine Becket-Griffith
- Anne Stokes Collection
Lost Souls Skull
Some of Annes work has been used in the past for Tatoos, here are a few of her designs that have been used for tatoos.
Dragon Tatoo
