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Apotropaia Big Fancy
Apotropaia Big Fancy
Available online and in store in Apotropaia, a group show exhibition, on a first-come, first-served basis. Orders including this piece will become available for pickup or shipping after end of business 11/3/2025. Requests to hello@mociun.com for earlier pickup or shipping will be handled on a case-by-case basis.
This item is final sale.
Apotropaia works by Katie Kimmel
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Apotropaia (app-oh-trope-pie-uh) is a group exhibition featuring traditional ceramics from the Calabrian region of Italy and expressive sculptures made by friends of Mociun on view now through November 1, 2025. With origins from the Greek word meaning ‘to ward off,’ apotropaia describes rituals and objects that imbue a space with protection against evil energies.
Available online and in store in Apotropaia, a group show exhibition, on a first-come, first-served basis. Orders including this piece will become available for pickup or shipping after end of business 11/3/2025. Requests to hello@mociun.com for earlier pickup or shipping will be handled on a case-by-case basis.
This item is final sale.
Mociun Jewelry Boxes
Make the giving just as fun as the receiving. Upgrade to our eco-friendly, plastic-free keepsake jewelry boxes––hand-painted lacquer on the outside and stunning velvet on the inside designed to complement the unusual elegance of Mociun jewelry. Read more about our journey to plastic free packaging here.
Item Details
Details: Handmade, one-of-a-kind.
Ingredients & Materials: Ceramic.
Measurements: This item measures ~12.5" tall, 10" wide and 6" deep.
Care & Use: Hand wash.
Sold individually.
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