This plant originated from soil that Cerberus's drool seeped into, and is toxic to humans and werewolves alike.  Known as aconite, monkshood, devil's helmet, and wolfsbane, it's one of the only plants to have power over the supernatural, debilitating both werewolves and vampires.

-Tall apothecary shaped glass bottle is full of dark blue/purple potion that swirls to lavender with gold highlights and purple lowlights when shaken.  Settles back down to dark blue/purple completely in about an hour, and will continue to color change indefinitely.

-Detailed label features a full moon, reads "wolfsbane, aconite, devil's helmet, for use in lycanthropy potions, poison-tipped arrows, flying ointments, warding off vampires, and general poisons."  It's been hand aged and is sealed with water resistant sealant for durability.

-Neck is wrapped in antique bronze filigree.  A textured chain is attached to a ring set in the cork, wraps the neck, and hangs down the side of the bottle with a sparkling indigo wax seal of a howling wolf and moon phases set on it.  

-Aged cork is outfitted with bronze toned filigree.  It's been glued in with waterproof glue before being finished with gild faux wax.

-At 7 1/4" tall (18 1/2 cm), it's sure to be a standout in your collection.

 -Not actual wolfsbane, do not ingest, for decoration only.

These bottles are intended to look old and worn. I hand age the labels, so they are faded and stained. Some are more stained and older looking than others, I enjoy the authentic, magical look!

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