GothFolk Designs

02/28/2026

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02/28/2026

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02/20/2026

02/08/2026

The first pieces of the 2026 Q1 collection for The Goth Folk are officially coming to life. These hand-altered anatomical hearts are a study in the messy spaces between birth, death, and the divine dirt we all walk upon.
​Paired with warm wood and blood-red accents, they are a reminder that even the most visceral parts of us can be made into something sacred.
​Finding their way to The Lovely Lotus soon.
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02/07/2026

Harry Clark, one of my favorite illustrators.

"The earth grew dark, and its figures passed by me ... and among them all I beheld only Morella." Art by Harry Clarke for Edgar Allan Poe's story, "Morella" (1936) Re-discovering history's rebellious…

02/07/2026

A judge has ordered the administration to return three immigrant families to the U.S. after finding that immigration agents used "deception and coercion" to remove them.

02/07/2026

https://www.thegothfolk.com/the-reclaimed-voice
Whether you’re looking for a new talisman or a poem to sit with, here is where to find my latest work:

​📖 POETRY Shop my latest collection, Of Salt and Sanctity, in The Library at TheGothFolk.com. You’ll also find new essays and one-off verses waiting for you there.

​🌙 ADORNMENTS
New jewelry is live in the Cabinet of Curiosities online!
​Find me in Redlands:
​The Lovely Lotus – Signature dark folk jewelry.
​The Artlands – My Rebellion and Ritual punk earring line.
​Thank you for being part of this journey into the messy, divine spaces. 🖤

02/07/2026

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02/05/2026

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There is a fine line between a piece of jewelry and a ritual object. With the latest addition to our Signature Line, we wanted to create something that walked that line with teeth bared.

01/31/2026

From Factory to Relic ⏳
​A lot of people ask how I keep The Goth Folk aesthetic consistent, even in my larger-batch collections. The secret is in the transformation.
​I don't just "buy and bead." Every charm that enters my studio—like the bright, mass-produced zodiac coins you see here—goes through an intentional aging process. I hand-alter each piece to strip away the "new" and bring out the soul.
​It’s about making sure that even your everyday "shadow and shine" talismans carry the weight of history and the thumbprint (sometimes literally)of the artist.

​Do you prefer your talismans to look brand new, or do you find beauty in the weathered and the worn?
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01/28/2026

Unveiling the New Chapters of The Goth Folk 🥀
​I am so excited to finally share how The Goth Folk is evolving. Whether you’re looking for a daily talisman or a gallery-worthy statement, there is now a dedicated space for every kind of ritual.

​📸 Swipe through to see a sample of each collection—check the description under each photo for the story behind the line and where to find them!

01/28/2026

Words for the soul, adornments for the journey. 🌙
​To those who have been here since the beginning and those just finding their way to this space: Welcome.
​The Goth Folk has always been about finding the beauty in the quiet, the dark, and the divine. As I prepare to share my poetry collection, Sanctity and salt, I wanted the jewelry I create to reflect the same intentions found on the page.
​These pieces are more than just jewelry—they are companions. Created to help you celebrate both your shadow and your shine, they serve as a physical reminder of your inherent strength, beauty, and Divinity. Whether you are walking in the warmth of the sunshine or the silver glow of the Moon, these adornments are meant to walk with you.
​What to expect here:
✨ Handcrafted Adornments: Small-batch jewelry created by hand in my Highland studio.
📖 The Written Word: Sneak peeks and reflections from my upcoming book, Salt and Sanctity.
🌿 A Celebration of the Shadow: Finding power in the parts of ourselves we often keep hidden.
​Thank you for allowing my work—both the silver and the sentences—to be a part of your story.
​With gratitude,
E.R. Newton