A small and fanciful painting, most curious to behold, depicteth a quaint and house nestled deep within the whispering woods of Salem, said to be the dwelling of a witch both wise and wild. The little cottage, all askew with leaning beams and a mossy roof, seemeth stitched together by moonlight and mischief. Its windows glow with a soft, otherworldly hue, as though secrets and spells do dance within. Twisted trees curl protectively 'round the house, their branches like arms mid-embrace, and curious lanterns float gently in the air, needing neither hook nor flame. Though eerie to some, the painting doth charm the eye, for it speaketh not of terror, but of old magic, and the strange delight of things unseen.

3.5”x3.5”