Santa Muerte Magick for Love, Lust, and Sex
Digital Web Book by Arnold Bustillo
Digital Web Book by Arnold Bustillo
Cover Description for Accessibility:
The cover of this book displays a vivid and symbolic design centered on Santa Muerte, the Mexican folk saint whose name in English means Saint Death. At the top, the title is printed in large, white serif text on a bright red background: Santa Muerte Magick for Love, Lust, and Sex. The center of the cover displays a richly illustrated portrait of Santa Muerte in her red aspect, associated with love, passion, and desire. She is depicted as a skeletal female figure with long brown hair, wearing a deep red veil edged in lace. Her face is a skull, turned slightly to the side with a neutral expression and dark, hollow eyes. A gold crown with five pointed spikes and a row of white hearts adorns her head. She wears a red robe with a white collar, fastened with a small gold ornament that resembles a pair of wedding rings. Her skeletal hands gently cradle a golden harp across her midsection. Surrounding her at the bottom are red roses and heart-shaped gift boxes tied with gold ribbons, symbolizing romantic offerings. A multicolored rainbow aura radiates behind her, set against a deep black background. At the bottom of the cover, the author’s name appears in bold white text: Arnold Bustillo. Below that, a website is listed: SantaMuerteMagick.com.
The cover of this book displays a vivid and symbolic design centered on Santa Muerte, the Mexican folk saint whose name in English means Saint Death. At the top, the title is printed in large, white serif text on a bright red background: Santa Muerte Magick for Love, Lust, and Sex. The center of the cover displays a richly illustrated portrait of Santa Muerte in her red aspect, associated with love, passion, and desire. She is depicted as a skeletal female figure with long brown hair, wearing a deep red veil edged in lace. Her face is a skull, turned slightly to the side with a neutral expression and dark, hollow eyes. A gold crown with five pointed spikes and a row of white hearts adorns her head. She wears a red robe with a white collar, fastened with a small gold ornament that resembles a pair of wedding rings. Her skeletal hands gently cradle a golden harp across her midsection. Surrounding her at the bottom are red roses and heart-shaped gift boxes tied with gold ribbons, symbolizing romantic offerings. A multicolored rainbow aura radiates behind her, set against a deep black background. At the bottom of the cover, the author’s name appears in bold white text: Arnold Bustillo. Below that, a website is listed: SantaMuerteMagick.com.