Occult inspired decor is a unique and intriguing style of interior design that draws upon elements from various occult and esoteric philosophies. It embraces symbolism, mysticism, and spirituality to create a captivating and enchanting atmosphere within a space. One of the key aspects of occult inspired decor is the use of symbolism. Symbols such as the pentagram, the eye of Horus, the ouroboros, and the triple moon are commonly incorporated into the design. These symbols are typically displayed through artwork, tapestries, rugs, or even carved into furniture. They add a sense of mystique and meaning to the space.
This review is written specifically for the anime. It might be based on really good manga, but I do not know. If you like witches, dragons and magic in the modern era, do not watch this, but it might be possible to have good experience with the manga. What’s going on? This the leading question in this anime with terrible pacing. There is an explanation about “Reverse London”, basically hidden part of London where there are dragons, witches and magic. That’s all you will get from the settings. You can deduce that the main protagonists Noel and Ninny are witches and work as something like a contract based unit against dragons. You won’t get why, nor you will get how the other characters fits into the story. The opening dialog is something about “fairytails” and for some reason witches are also “idols” but it is never explained why (possibly cover-up?). There is also really important something about “the group”, but it is never explained what “the group” is. So most of the show is witches randomly chasing dragons with some random significant events happening. If you look at each event separately, there could be really interesting story around it, but there is no such story in this anime. It really feels you are watching a trailer, and not an actual anime. But the anime, does not fail to be an anime. There are sexual “jokes” (basically a dragon that say “show me your panties” in the most inappropriate moment). The main side-character have crush on Noel and this is used in the most inappropriate way, even when there was a chance to be wholesome. It is unclear how all this “sexual” “jokes” and occasional “cute” scenes (seriously, when it become small that dragon is cute) fits the whole narrative. Again, there could be something substantial missing from the source material. In conclusion, this anime does not have a beginning, an ending, and even the main narrative is disjointed. New characters just pop-up with clearly established relationship to the protagonists for no reason and events just happen. It is clearly an anime made solely to sell the manga. You do not need to waste your time watching one hour long trailer with random cuts.
Sure they were on screen and had some action scenes, but as far as the story is concerned Balgo, Bruno, Macy and arguably even the Chief were a lot more important. And the final fight ended with an off-scene attack, as in the fight was won by a character that was somewhere else and just walked in, won the fight in a single hit, and then left.
They add a sense of mystique and meaning to the space. Another characteristic of occult inspired decor is the use of rich and dark colors. Shades of black, deep red, purple, and navy blue are commonly used to create an atmosphere of mystery and drama.
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Historically 72% of all the deaths in London are related to dragons, fantastical beings invisible to the majority of the people. While unknown to most, some people have been standing up to these dragons. Only inhabitants of Reverse London who live in the hidden “reverse” side of London can see the dragons. The protagonists of the story are witch duo Noel Niihashi and Ninny Spangcole. They are protection agents for Wing Bind. Their mission is to protect and manage the dragons within London on behalf of the people.
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These colors can be incorporated through paint, wallpaper, curtains, or furniture upholstery. In addition, occult inspired decor often features natural materials like wood, leather, and metal. These materials reflect the earthiness and spirituality associated with the occult. Antique furniture, vintage mirrors, and elaborate chandeliers are often used to enhance the mystical ambiance. Lighting also plays a crucial role in occult inspired decor. Dim lighting or candlelight creates a soft and atmospheric glow, adding to the enchanting and otherworldly vibe. Decorative candles, lanterns, and sconces are often used to create this effect. Finally, occult inspired decor encourages personalization and self-expression. It provides individuals with an opportunity to display their beliefs, interests, and spirituality within their living space. Whether it's through the use of crystals, tarot cards, mystical artifacts, or books on occult philosophy, each element tells a story and adds depth to the overall design. Overall, occult inspired decor is a captivating and individualistic style that combines symbolism, rich colors, natural materials, and personal artifacts to create a truly unique and mesmerizing space. It celebrates spirituality, self-expression, and the mysteries of the universe, inviting individuals to explore the occult world in their own homes..
Reviews for "The Art of Warding: Protecting Your Home with Occult-Inspired Amulets"
1. Emily - 1 star - I was really disappointed with the occult inspired decor at this place. I found it to be dark, eerie and just plain creepy. I understand that it might appeal to some people, but it definitely was not my cup of tea. I felt uncomfortable and disturbed throughout my visit, and I couldn't wait to leave. I would not recommend this to anyone who is not a fan of occult or gothic themes.
2. Ryan - 2 stars - I recently visited a café that had occult inspired decor, and it was not a pleasant experience. The dark and mysterious atmosphere added to the discomfort of sitting there, and it made it difficult for me to relax and enjoy my time. The use of symbols associated with witchcraft and occult practices also made me feel uneasy. I don't understand why someone would want to create such an unsettling ambiance in a public space. This is definitely not a place I would visit again.
3. Sarah - 3 stars - While I understand that occult inspired decor can be appealing to some, I personally did not enjoy the experience. The use of dark colors, cryptic symbols, and occult imagery created an atmosphere that made me feel uneasy. Although the quality of the food and service were decent, I found it difficult to fully enjoy my meal as I was constantly reminded of the eerie surroundings. I would recommend this place only to those who are genuinely interested in occult themes and don't mind feeling a bit uncomfortable while dining or socializing.