Bryony Deep ClawBryony comes from the greek word for spring fourth, and is said to have wanted to escape from the earth and wander freely, needing great care to keep it contained and unable to spread its mischief. Also known as English Mandrake, it has been said Bryony would cry when plucked, have roots that grow to resemble a small child, and was used in witches brews when the much more costly Mandragora was hard to come by. Known for bringing luck or taking it

These whimsical hair claws are inspired by some of our favorite constellations

see our Pansy French Barrette

Our scrunchies are very full and ruffly - but ship flat

see our Bleeding Heart Long Claw

A mid sized claw

and Moonflower showcase contrasting pale blues and greens against a dark crystal clear blue backdrop

this pink and orange claw

Water Lillys float across a pool of shimmering seafoam acetate

Designed to inspire poise under pressure

Our beloved Snail claw was in need of some friends

-sold as a single French Barrette

four leaf clovers