My inner goth just got very excited.

They really need to rework their navigation.

If you dig though you find this and this.

I love that store, Miko! I have a pottery pendant with a Celtic gravestone design from there, and every time I wear it someone remarks on it.

They really need to rework their navigation

yeah, it's hideous, but I understand. They're really small-time, and they're more about their local store and screen-print shop and their tour business. I just really admire what they do; gravestone inconography is fascinating and, taken as a whole genre, a really important American folk art.

These are the kinds of designs I most love. They're simple, wordless, and printed on various colors of tees, including (thank you thank you) women's tees.

I'm a get this one:

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Rarrgh. Neopagan goth girls. In cloaks!

Hey! I used to stock their goods in our store! They were fantastically nice, as I recall. Um, both the goods and the people.

My favorite item from their small collection: a kit for graverubbing, with the proper papers, waxes, tape, a little brush, and instructions, all packed in a sturdy poster tube. It was a great offbeat gift. Erm, uh, possibly I ended up buying all of them.

As former goth/current archaeology student, naturally I'm required to own a few of their shirts.

Ohhh, beautiful stuff, but dang, no larger sizes.

For T-shirts? I think they have 2-3XL available for an extra buck on most of their designs.

They still have the tubes, Elsa!

Now favorited to my folder for cemetery stuff. Thanks Miko!