Whereas BBW had a very brightly colored pop sensibility, ZG has gone for a monochromatic color scheme of black, white and silver.
And those colors seem to grace everything skeletal: skeletons, skeleton hands, skulls... and a nice grouping of spiders too.
For those who are looking for an elegant Halloween spread, look no further than Z Gallerie. There's only one Frankenstein item (a set of beverage napkins featuring Boris Karloff's visage) and it slides seamlessly in amongst the boney votives, hangers and bookends due to its B&W image.For those who like to plan ahead, grab the shiny chromed skull ornaments for your holiday tree.
My personal favs are the "Glitter Halloween Ornaments" (mainly because I have white versions I bought years ago at a another store for a MUCH higher price point and they've been dropped enough to where I need a new set), the previously mentioned Frankenstein beverage napkins, and THIS wood skull clock.
The skull clock is actually a year-round item (at least I've seen it beyond Halloween in many stores) and though I'll wander back to look at it 36 times or more in a store visit, I haven't purchased it yet.
Something about the mix of the sinister skull, with the practicality of a clock and the secrecy of a '60's Batman Shakespeare head that draws me to it like Chester Copperpot to a One-Eyed Willie treasure.
What? Did I lose you? Too many references?
Sorry, sometimes I only speak in Poperanto--- it's a constructed pop culture auxiliary language I just made up.
Go HERE to Z Gallerie!


3 comments:
I love those glitter ornaments as well, very cool!
I have the skull clock and LOVE it. It lived on our mantle year-round for years, even though the clock stopped working about 5 minutes after we brought it home. *sad face* As soon as I find it amongst my currently packed belongings, it will be back on display!
Mal: Yepper.
Oonafey: Oh man, you gotta fix the clock!
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