LIMITED EDITION — ONLY 100 MADE
“Witches’ Sabbath (After Francisco Goya)” portrays the devil as a goat, surrounded by haggard witches in a desolate landscape.
• 100% Rayon, Mother of Pearl Buttons
• Original Artwork
• Made in Bali
• Free UK shipping over £200 & Global shipping over £500
• Duties and taxes included for the UK, EU, USA and Australia
• 30-day returns
THE ARTWORK
Owls swoop from an indigo sky as the devil conducts an initiation ceremony for a child. Goya’s paintings may satirise priestcraft, with witches representing priests exploiting superstition and fear.
In the Middle Ages, superstition held that the devil preyed on children. Christian authorities exploited this fear, stoking hysteria about witchcraft. By instilling fear of the occult, they bolstered faith in the Church and scapegoated pagan beliefs.
True imagery of Satan emerged in the Middle Ages. The Bible never describes the fallen angel’s physical form, but the half-man, half-goat image likely stemmed from the Greek god Pan.
Pan, with his beard and pug nose, once symbolised nature’s wildness and sexual prowess. As Christianity spread, Pan’s popularity waned, and he became synonymous with evil.
The Bible vilifies goats while exalting sheep. Combine this disdain for goats with rejection of sexuality and lingering paganism, and the image of Satan takes shape. Christian missionaries likely repurposed established images to fit their narrative. The revered guardian of nature, Pan, transformed into the Dark Angel.
Artwork by Stevie Anderson
SIZE GUIDE
SMALL
Pit to pit : 57cm
Length : 75cm
Sleeve length : 61cm
MEDIUM
Pit to pit : 58cm
Length : 76cm
Sleeve length : 62cm
LARGE
Pit to pit : 61cm
Length : 78cm
Sleeve length : 63cm
X-LARGE
Pit to pit : 63cm
Length : 80cm
Sleeve length : 64cm
XX-LARGE
Pit to pit : 66cm
Length : 83cm
Sleeve length : 65cm
CARE GUIDE
Hand wash your item with PH neutral soap and cool water. Air dry in shape on a hanger, or laid flat. Do not machine wash or tumble dry as some shrinkage may occur. With any work of art, there are signs of the artist at work.
Enjoy any print irregularities, they are part of the finish and should not be considered as imperfections. They are part of your garment and they are what makes it unique.
DELIVERY & RETURNS
• Try at Home
30-day returns if it’s not right.
• Shipping
We ship worldwide from the UK. Duties and taxes included for the UK, EU, USA and Australia — no additional charges on delivery. Free UK Shipping over £200 & Free Global Shipping over £500
• Returns
Request a return and we’ll send you a label. Return fees apply.
• For More Information
Please visit our Delivery & Returns & FAQ’s page.
SUSTAINABILITY
100% Rayon ethically produced by APR.
Printed using non-toxic OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 inks.
We pledge to give a percentage of all profits to charities and causes that support humanity, the arts and the planet.
LIMITED EDITION — ONLY 100 MADE
“Witches’ Sabbath (After Francisco Goya)” portrays the devil as a goat, surrounded by haggard witches in a desolate landscape.
• 100% Rayon, Mother of Pearl Buttons
• Original Artwork
• Made in Bali
• Free UK shipping over £200 & Global shipping over £500
• Duties and taxes included for the UK, EU, USA and Australia
• 30-day returns
THE ARTWORK
Owls swoop from an indigo sky as the devil conducts an initiation ceremony for a child. Goya’s paintings may satirise priestcraft, with witches representing priests exploiting superstition and fear.
In the Middle Ages, superstition held that the devil preyed on children. Christian authorities exploited this fear, stoking hysteria about witchcraft. By instilling fear of the occult, they bolstered faith in the Church and scapegoated pagan beliefs.
True imagery of Satan emerged in the Middle Ages. The Bible never describes the fallen angel’s physical form, but the half-man, half-goat image likely stemmed from the Greek god Pan.
Pan, with his beard and pug nose, once symbolised nature’s wildness and sexual prowess. As Christianity spread, Pan’s popularity waned, and he became synonymous with evil.
The Bible vilifies goats while exalting sheep. Combine this disdain for goats with rejection of sexuality and lingering paganism, and the image of Satan takes shape. Christian missionaries likely repurposed established images to fit their narrative. The revered guardian of nature, Pan, transformed into the Dark Angel.
Artwork by Stevie Anderson
SIZE GUIDE
SMALL
Pit to pit : 57cm
Length : 75cm
Sleeve length : 61cm
MEDIUM
Pit to pit : 58cm
Length : 76cm
Sleeve length : 62cm
LARGE
Pit to pit : 61cm
Length : 78cm
Sleeve length : 63cm
X-LARGE
Pit to pit : 63cm
Length : 80cm
Sleeve length : 64cm
XX-LARGE
Pit to pit : 66cm
Length : 83cm
Sleeve length : 65cm
CARE GUIDE
Hand wash your item with PH neutral soap and cool water. Air dry in shape on a hanger, or laid flat. Do not machine wash or tumble dry as some shrinkage may occur. With any work of art, there are signs of the artist at work.
Enjoy any print irregularities, they are part of the finish and should not be considered as imperfections. They are part of your garment and they are what makes it unique.
DELIVERY & RETURNS
• Try at Home
30-day returns if it’s not right.
• Shipping
We ship worldwide from the UK. Duties and taxes included for the UK, EU, USA and Australia — no additional charges on delivery. Free UK Shipping over £200 & Free Global Shipping over £500
• Returns
Request a return and we’ll send you a label. Return fees apply.
• For More Information
Please visit our Delivery & Returns & FAQ’s page.
SUSTAINABILITY
100% Rayon ethically produced by APR.
Printed using non-toxic OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 inks.
We pledge to give a percentage of all profits to charities and causes that support humanity, the arts and the planet.
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