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The Peacock Queen Perfume Oil
$29.00
The Peacock Queen Perfume Oil
$29.00
In dramatic contrast to the soft innocence of Snow White and the dew-kissed freshness of her sister, Rose Red, this is a blood red, voluptuous rose, velvet-petaled, at the height of bloom. Haughty and imperious, vain, yet incomparably lovely to the eye, but thick with thorns of jealousy, pride and hatred.
Illustrated by Franz Jüttner.
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