Fly Agaric

SCAN INITIATED... legendary mushroom deeply rooted in folklore. It's said to have grown from the froth of Odin’s horse, Sleipnir, and is often found in fairy rings. Siberian shamans used it in rituals, while European legends link it to fae folk. Despite its enchanting appearance, it contains psychoactive compounds and is considered toxic. Today, it remains a celebrated symbol of woodland magic, inspiring everything from art to fashion.