A shop that sells oddities, curiosities, taxidermy, gifts and decor.
Different than most oddity/curiosity shops in that our aim is not to shock and disgust. Like the Victorians, we strive to create a shopping experience that is elegant, avant-garde, mysterious, eccentric and just a little eerie. We offer A rare shopping experience where you can purchase anything from Gothic Victorian jewelry to a Malaysian mermaid all while perusing a selection of unusual and bizarre art and artifacts from around the world. A place where the religious, the occult, the heavenly and the grotesque meet.
Look! Look at that there brilliant! Once again this place is called Wild Collection. This is in the Houston, Texas area. Not entirely kid from me, but that's okay. Actually kids could do some damage in here, so depending upon the age and temperament. So is it half muse Everything has a price. There's a few items that are haunted items that are not for sale, but. . . Good, that's wise. Absolutely. Alright, so whoever sees this, I gotta ask, is that not belonging to Orleans, I'm saying? All kinds of stuff. She may not want to be on camera, so I will not film the cashier, attendant, s Eve and the joy! I don't have nothing, there's a toaster for that. I could work on it, but. . . Shiny, shiny, sparkly, sparkly. Okay, that is not St. Francis. Ah, St. Joseph's photo. See, I'm sure of a hand. Does it scorpion? I wonder if it's flavored. Ah, spinoff flavors, yep. I have these, but these are poor. I don't know. What was it, Ace Ventures said? The Room of Death? Look, it's a kitty. I think it's a kitty, I can'tell what it is. It's really cool. I think you ought to see one of those to stand by you. That's gorgeous. Where you're passing at your kitty. Yeah? She's referring to this. This is gorgeous, the photo did not do it justice. This would be fantastic for Dia de los Merchos. And am I wrong?