The maker behind the magic
Parlor of Oddities
Handcrafted curiosities born from a love of wild places, forgotten rituals, and the quiet magick of natural things.
How it began
Parlor of Oddities was built entirely by hand — from what we chose to create. Every piece is conceived, sourced, and assembled from the ground up, with deliberate care given to each component that comes together to form the finished work.
We select every material with intention, then piece each item together ourselves. There is no foraging, no harvesting from nature — only the focused, hands-on craft of building something from nothing. Each element is chosen because it belongs, and every decision is made by the maker, not a machine.
No two pieces are alike. Because everything is assembled by hand, each item carries its own subtle character — a slight variation in composition, a unique arrangement of elements. What you receive exists nowhere else in the world.
Breanna Yennie
The craft philosophy
Built by hand
Every piece is made entirely by hand, from start to finish. We source each component ourselves and assemble everything individually — no shortcuts, no production lines.
One of a kind
Because each piece is assembled by hand, no two are ever identical. Every item has its own character, its own composition — truly unique and unrepeatable.
Made with intention
Every decision — from the materials selected to the way each piece comes together — is made deliberately. The care put into the making is present in every finished item.
Natural elements
The collection draws from a small, consistent palette of natural materials — each chosen for its texture, resonance, and history.
Dried botanicals
Lavender, yarrow, mugwort, rosemary, and seasonal finds — pressed, bundled, or woven into our pieces.
Copper, brass & silver
Hand-wound wire and small cast bells that ring with a clear, warm tone. Aged naturally over time.
Raw and polished crystals
Unpolished and polished stones selected for their form and uses— quartz, amethyst, obsidian, and many others sourced from small independent suppliers.
Found and acquired objects
Feathers, bark, seed pods, and small curiosities gathered with care. Each one chosen because it asked to be kept.
“There is magic in the ordinary — in the dried stem, the smooth stone, the bell that rings when the wind moves through.”