Arcana.

A polished palm stone of banded malachite from the Democratic Republic of Congo, ringed in moss green and near-black like the rings of a felled tree.

$29.00

Tumbled sodalite from near Bahia, Brazil, royal blue veined with white calcite and worn smooth under the thumb: the thinker's stone of old custom, kept on the desks of scholars and

$10.50

A single smoky quartz point from Brazil, untreated, shading from clear at the tip to root-beer brown at the base, with threads of rutile inside: an old anchor stone for restless da

$24.00

Dozens of honey-gold points rising from a single quartz base, throwing warm light across the sill: the merchant's stone of folklore, kept beside shop tills for generations.

$44.00

A shallow silver-toned bowl and a vial of dense black ink: one drop turns plain water into a dark, faintly rippling mirror, the old art of water-gazing made simple.

$36.00

A brass astrolabe reproduction, cast and hand-engraved with a zodiac ring and a rotating rete pierced to show named stars, its parts turning just as the old instruments did.

$95.00

Twenty staves of seasoned hazel, each notched by hand with one letter, or few, of the early Irish tree alphabet, tied with linen and packed with a printed guide.

$30.00

A birch talking board printed in an antique typeface, with a heart-shaped planchette on felt glides: the Victorian parlor object, faithfully reproduced for candlelit evenings and p

$46.00

An eight-centimeter sphere of flawless optical glass in a turned hardwood cradle, clear enough to hold the whole room upside down at its heart.

$58.00

A complete 78-card tarot drawn in ink and deep indigo, with the waxing and waning moon in every border and matte silver-gilt edges, boxed with a booklet of traditional meanings.

$32.00

Twenty-four Elder Futhark runes burned into pale birch discs, with a blank rune, a folded guide to each meaning and a pouch of undyed linen to keep them in.

$28.00

A faceted teardrop of solid brass on a fine eighteen-centimeter chain, weighted to swing a clean, steady arc: the diviner's old way of asking yes, no, or not yet decided.

$20.00

A gaffed brass coin with the same proud eagle on both faces, weighted to pass for ordinary: a lucky pocket-piece that can only ever land one way.

$18.00

A single fossilized whale vertebra from Morocco's Miocene sea beds, about ten million years old, ochre and gray mineral where bone once was, and entirely one of one.

$68.00

Five hand-blown apothecary bottles in amber and cobalt glass, corked and labeled in old druggist's script: artisan reproductions of the vials that once lined a chemist's shelves.

$45.00

A raw pyrite cluster from the clay mines of Navajún, Spain: brassy cubes intergrown at sharp, near-perfect right angles, fool's gold from one of the few places known for cubes like

$22.00

A single Madagascan ammonite, sawn through its spiral and polished into two mirrored halves: the chambered shell of a sea creature some 150 million years old.

$26.00

A farm-raised luna moth, Actias luna, pale sea-green with long trailing tails and moon-shaped eyespots, preserved under glass in a slim wooden frame after its natural week of life.

$38.00

Nine small drawers, each with a brass knob, a felt lining and a handwritten label: a fern fossil, a chip of iron meteorite, a shark's tooth turned to stone, and other quiet marvels

$120.00

Coarse gray sea salt, hand-raked from the tidal marshes of Guérande and sealed in a small corked jar: for casting circles, marking thresholds and the old rituals of a pinch.

$12.00

Twenty small hand-rolled cones bound with true dragon's blood resin, dark red-brown and slow to burn, with a warm, sweet, faintly spiced smoke closer to amber than flowers.

$10.00

A palm-sized cauldron of sand-cast iron on three stubby legs, with a looped handle and fitted lid, heavy enough to hold a burning charcoal disc and a scatter of resin.

$29.00

A pair of hand-dipped tapers in pure beeswax, colored a deep matte black, burning with a clean, steady flame and a faint honey scent beneath the dark.

$14.00

Reddish-brown lumps of raw myrrh, hand-harvested from wild trees in Somaliland: faintly medicinal in the hand, warm, balsamic and slightly sweet on the coal.

$15.00