Her story
Named for a woman Salem wronged
Topsfield, Massachusetts. July 19, 1692.
Elizabeth Howe was a farmer's wife who cared for her blind husband and raised six children. Neighbours accused her of witchcraft during the Salem trials. She maintained her innocence to the end and was hanged on July 19, 1692, alongside four other women.
Our Elizabeth Howe carries her name. She cast her first ritual at nine years old, at her grandmother's altar, and has kept the craft for nearly thirty years since. The rituals have passed from mother to daughter since 1692. She works slowly and carefully, the way it was once done: by the moon, by the day of the week, with sage, flame and parchment.
Elizabeth Howe of this house is a fictional character inspired by that history. Her rituals are performed in AI-produced videos. We tell you this plainly because you deserve to know what you are buying.