Mandrake Root Humanoid Graphic T-shirt
Mandragora Oddity - Anatomical Anthropomorphic Record
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Archive ID: #AS307
Collection: Archived Specimens
Provenance: Inspired by artifacts discovered in the Blackwood Building in Oakhaven, MA-former headquarters of the Bureau of Records & Anomalies.
Graphic Backstory
This Field Report provides a direct graphical transcription of Record AS301 recovered by Subversive Nostalgia from the archived specimens annex of the Blackwood Building. While the Historically sought for its anthropomorphic form, the male mandrake root was once coveted as a powerful talisman believed to possess unique properties of attraction.
Beyond its occult lore, this specimen represents one of the earliest recorded agents of anesthesia in primitive surgery.
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Subversive Nostalgia is the official transcription service for the Oakhaven Bureau of Records & Anomalies. We scour the forgotten wings of the Blackwood Building to translate over a century of historical, biological, and labor acquisitions into wearable proof. Learn more about us.
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