An item from the Quërcül Troubadour Catalog. As you know, if you’ve done other designs for this company, they specialize in the production of potions, lotions, and other interesting items from in an ancient hand-written formulary found in an old adobe ruin just across the river from Socorro, New Mexico. The best archeologists can determine is that the ruin is part of a hitherto unknown Spanish medical center from the late 1500s.
“These potions, salves, and incense sticks will bring you the ancient blessings described in the medical journals recently translated from the findings of Luis Cappula in the archeological site across the river from Socorro, New Mexico. Written by Maria Maldonado, wife of Juan Gomez de Paradinas who was the tailor of San Juan, this ancient formulary is a totally unexpected treasure from the glories of Spain. We had no idea Captain Francisco Vazquez de Coronado had left Juan and Maria to develop the medical center of San Juan de Bernardo in the bosque of the Rio Grand valley.”
The bottle is a nine inch tall ceramic cylinder covered with a rich burnt sienna glaze covered with fine, delicate crackling. The rich red-brown, glossy glaze is complemented by a blackened cork, wound with gold wire, sealed with a rich purple sealing wax. There is no standard image to use for the bottle as the bottle shapes vary widely depending on the potter who supplied the jug
Ambrosía los Violeta del Amante
An ancient aphrodisiac well known by the monks in Old world Spanish monasteries, Ambrosia los Violeta del Amante was the main ingredient of the healing tonic used to maintain the throats of the boys’ choirs in Barcelona and the shores of the western Mediterranean in the 15th and 16th centuries. Now we can offer it to you!
Liter bottle $113.00
3 liter bottle $309.00
15 liters in a hand-coopered cask $1937.00
For the proof you must use the copy above (all of it from Ambrosia to $1937.00), the company logo, an “add to cart” button, a “view cart” button, and a navigation bar that contains at least these seven links: home, potions, salves, incense, search, cart, and contact (You do not need to make any links for the navigation bar). The page must be easy to read and understand. You must use the label graphic and the logo — the rest of the design is up to you. Save the HTML page and the 2 graphics (plus any others you use or create) into a folder that you ZIP and attach to an email for grading.