Marie laveau

The historic voodoo queen of New Orleans, one of the most powerful and respected women in New Orleans history, is depicted in a portrait of surpassing mastery. A young Marie sits in front of her veve and other esoteric symbols and implements, her snake Zombi draped over her shoulders. This limited edition giclee is one of the finest depictions of Marie Laveau the staff of the gallery has ever seen. A must have for New Orleans enthusiasts!

Marie was trained as a hairdresser, and it’s believed that this is how she found most of her clientele for her more mysterious profession. She was sought out

Marie Laveau is a name that captures the intrigue of witches, magicians and Voodoo-ists everywhere. Learn how to work with her here.

10 September 1794, Marie Laveau, the most powerful of the 19th century Voodoo Queens of Louisiana, was born in New Orleans.

Marie Laveau New Orleans voodoo Queen

Marie Laveau is a prominent figure in the vibrant city of New Orleans, renowned as the Voodoo Queen. With her striking presence and enigmatic allure, she

Marie Laveau

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