A woman with long auburn hair in a purple witch’s hat holds a wrinkled hag mask up beside her own face, the two profiles nearly touching.
It is drawn in fine detail with a moon pendant, a green corset and the mask’s hooked nose picked out sharply. There is no text.
The witch and the crone in one frame, and the design does not say which face is the mask. That ambiguity is the whole piece.
For Halloween, for anyone drawn to the older versions of the story, and for a design that works as artwork outside October.
