* Fermented product of a rare vine grown from soil blessed by Seraphim Goddess Helena.
* Used in cooking or ritual cleansing (a real ingredient and minor magical detox tool).

* Rusted swords, clawed gauntlets, or regalia replicas.
* Marketed as “repurposed steampunk fashion” but many are remnants of old spiritual wars.

* Ex: A cracked mirror (once used for shadow scrying) now marketed as "distressed Gothic décor."
* These are stripped of their harmful enchantments but retain a “residual mystique” that intrigues buyers.

* “Komainu Arcana Collection”—styled with lion-dog guardians, celestial motifs, and demonic sigils.
* Uncommon symbolism that gives more “accurate” readings if used by the bloodline.

* Moonstone = lineage of the Goddess Seraphim (purity, intuition).
* Obsidian = a nod to Xerxes’ infernal heritage (protection, strength).
* Can be worn safely, but still subtly resonate with celestial and infernal frequencies.

* Small lion-dog statues resembling traditional Japanese shrine guardians.
* Marketed as "feng shui protection totems"—actually imbued with light warding magic (low grade).

* Soft, golden shawls that are said to channel courage to the wearer.
* Woven from enchanted thread blessed by Leonezza’s ancestors (diluted version)