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Apple Tree Botanical Poster - Malus domestica The Science: The Apple Tree may be among the first trees cultivated by man, descended from wild species found in Central Asia. A deciduous tree in the rose family, it has been...
Arum Botanical Poster - Arum maculatum The Science: Arum, also known as Jack-in-the-Pulpit (among other things), is a common plant found across Eurasia. It is a poisonous plant, but attractive, and it is cultivated...
Astrology Skull The Science Etched with the symbols of astrology, this replica skull has been hand painted for a natural bone finish. The Story This Astrology Skull is made of cold cast resin. Hand painted...
Aztec Skull The Science Skulls were powerful symbols in both Spanish and Mexican Aztec culture in the Middle Ages. In Aztec culture, like many ancient cultures, the head was believed to be a source of human power and...
Balsam Fir Incense Abies balsamea The story has it that two brothers in Maine were burning Christmas trees in the 1930's. One of them commented that it was truly a wonderful smell, and they started wondering about how they...
Beaver Zoological Poster - Castor fiber The Science: The beaver is well-known for its propensity to gnaw down trees for materials to build its dam, a structure that can be so strong that bulldozers or even dynamite might be...
Birds of Prey Zoological Poster - Raptores The Science: A bird of prey (a term including Owls, Hawks, Falcons, Buzzards, Vultures and Eagles) is also called a “raptor”, which comes from the Latin term...
Black Organic Oil Skull Soaps With Activated Charcoal- 3 pack These activated charcoal soap draw toxins from the skin, help eliminate acne & blackheads, won’t dry out the skin- but more importantly skulls soaps...
Black-Headed Gull and Flight Zoological Poster - Chroicocephalus ridibundus The Science: The Black-Headed Gull is common across Europe and Asia and some parts of North America. A typical migratory seabird, it is an...
Blue Dragonfly Zoological Poster - Aeschna cyanea The Science: Very common across Europe, the Southern or Blue Hawker Dragonfly is a large, colorful predatory insect seen from the summertime into early Autumn. Breeding in...
Blue Whale Zoological Poster - Balaenoptera musculus The Science: The blue whale is the largest animal on Earth, measuring up to 98 feet in length and weighing 180 tonnes. It can eat up to 40 million krill (nearly 8,000...
Bottle Bear - Bottle Stopper Detailed, gold finish, bear head bottle stopper with an airtight seal. Features: - Matte gold finish - Silicone gasket for an air tight seal...
Brain Soap The Science Note: Does not actually contain brains. DOES contain Shea Butter, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Coconut Oil, Triethanolamine, Sodium Cocoate, Sodium Myristate, Sodium Laurate, Sodium Stearate,...
Brazilian Agate Coaster The Science: Agate is a type of chalcedony - a cryptocrystalline variety of silica. Often associated with volcanic activity, it is also found in metamorphic and fossiliferous rock. Agate forms in...
Brazilian Agate Coasters - Set of Six The Science: Agate is a type of chalcedony - a cryptocrystalline variety of silica. Often associated with volcanic activity, it is also found in metamorphic and fossiliferous rock...
BRAZILIAN COWHIDE RUGS THE SCIENCE Cattle, Bos taurus (colloquially “cows”) are the most common type of large, domesticated, quadrupedal ungulates. They’re a very prominent member of the Bovidae family,...
Skulls were powerful symbols in both Spanish and Mexican Aztec culture in the middle Ages. In Aztec culture, like many ancient cultures, the head was believed to be a source of human power and energy. The Aztecs are recorded...
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