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Morag the Western Witch: Marionette Puppet
$100.00
🧙♀️ "The desert winds carry her whispers..." 🌵
Meet Morag, the Western Witch - guardian of the forgotten canyons and keeper of ancient desert magic. Legend tells of a time when Morag was a healer who lived on the edge of the great western wilderness, brewing remedies from cactus flowers and sage under the scorching sun. But when a terrible drought threatened her people, she made a pact with the spirits of the desert, trading her simple life for the power to bring rain.
Now, cloaked in weathered robes and crowned with her pointed hat, Morag wanders the badlands on stormy nights. Her eyes gleam with ancient wisdom, and her gnarled fingers weave spells from moonlight and sand. Some say she's wicked, cursing travelers who disrespect the land. Others claim she's a protector, guiding lost souls to safety with her lantern light. The truth? Morag is both - fierce as a dust devil, yet wise as the ancient stones. She answers to no one but the desert itself.
What Makes This Special:
- Original character with unique desert witch mythology
- Mysterious cloaked styling with classic pointed witch hat
- Weathered, mystical appearance capturing desert magic
- Handcrafted with stoneware clay and upcycled materials
- Fully articulated marionette with professional stringing
- Doll form: approximately 25cm tall
- As marionette: 60cm when hanging
- Perfect for witch collectors, Halloween decor, and puppet enthusiasts
Halloween Horror Show: Frightening can be fun! It's no surprise that many people find marionettes creepy or scary, no matter how cute you try to make them. And so it is with no small relish that I find myself indulging the darker side of story and my own fascination with the macabre in creating a range of puppets to celebrate the shadows and the sinister.
Whether you're drawn to witchy magic, love original folklore, or simply appreciate the artistry of handmade puppets, Morag the Western Witch brings her own unique brand of desert sorcery to your collection. Listen closely - can you hear the wind calling her name?