Kitchenware That Casts a Spell

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Recently we’ve spotted a new trend in eco-chic decor. Let’s call it Things That Make You Slightly Uneasy. (Like this, for example).

The latest items to raise the hairs on the back of your neck are those of the Witches’ Kitchenware range. No doubt about it – the sustainable two-tone Guatemalan wood looks gorgeous, and reaffirms my belief that plastic kitchen utensils are thoroughly last-century. But….it’s the prongs, the spikes, the tangs. The dagger. There’s also a gorgeous-looking cauldron – sorry, casserole dish, and a set of witch-inspired gloves and aprons.

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If you’re happy with feeling like your kitchen belongs in the world of a certain boy-wizard (or, more likely, if young children have out-voted you on this matter), keep an eye on Artecnica’s site – they seem to be looking for a new distributor at the moment. And when you’re equipped, you could even try out a few "authentic" recipes from Kate West’s book here.

(Disclaimer: Ecosalon does not take any responsibility for anyone accidentally being turned into a toad. Thank you).

Images: Artecnica

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Mike Sowden

Mike Sowden is a freelance writer based in the north of England, obsessed with travel, storytelling and terrifyingly strong coffee. He has written for online & offline publications including Mashable, Matador Network and the San Francisco Chronicle, and his work has been linked to by Lonely Planet, World Hum and Lifehacker. If all the world is a stage, he keeps tripping over scenery & getting tangled in the curtain - but he's just fine with that.