Kingsword

Description

King Pellinore closed his eyes tight, extended his arms in both directions, and announced in capital letters, “Whoso Pulleth Out This Sword of this Stone and Anvil, is Rightwise King Born of All England.”

“Who said that?” asked Sir Grummore.

“But the sword said it, like I tell you.”

“Talkative weapon,” remarked Sir Grummore skeptically.
 
T. H. White, The Sword in the Stone

Scent: Rightful King - Essential oil blend of frankincense, pine, and pettigrain
Texture: Coated clear bingsu with clay topper

Book Context
There are varying legends on how Arthur obtained his famous sword, Excalibur.  Some myths name the sword in the stone as Excalibur, while others leave that sword unnamed; Arthur later speaks to the Lady of the Lake, and receives Excalibur from her.

Notes on Charms and Add-Ins
Every six oz slime comes with a full sized sword charm (style varies).  DIY clay stone is optional!

Notes on Texture
This is a coated clear packed with bingsu - squishing in the clay piece turns it into a sizzly and crackly delight.

Notes on Scent
This scent blend will transport you to a dense and lush woodland, where you stumble upon a sword fit for king, trapped in scabbard of granite.

Notes on the Book Cover
The book charm cover is based on the original 1938 first edition cover, with a slimy pun added in.

Product Details

Both versions come with sword charm (style varies), and The Sword in the Slime book charm.

All book charms are fully handmade, from design to 3D printing to assembly, by the Head Librarian.