Aniline Black -- Edgar Base (U.S. Worsted) shelley ” a line Bram Stoker

” a line Bram Stoker borrowed in his hit single

Darkness and twilight with hints of starry skies shrouding ancient secrets embody the concept of timewalking found in Deborah Harkness’s All Souls trilogy

Inspired by Shirley Jackson's 1951 gothic novel

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The Dollanganger Collection is inspired by V

Aniline Black -- Edgar Base (U.S. Worsted) shelley ” a line Bram StokerA deep violet black that takes its name from a pioneering synthetic pigment used in printing and dyeing. In the 1860s Mr. J . Lightfoot brought us a blacker black after studying the oxidation of new compound, aniline. Aniline purple had been accidentally created a few decades earlier while student Willam H. Perkins was trying to synthesize quinine and that accidental discovery set off a giant Victorian wave of mauve everything. In this rich black