Pandora's Bazaar was born on ebay in February 2001. I chose the user name "Pandora's Bazaar" because it was a one-woman operation and I sold everything from toys to books to housewares and metaphysical products. Success on ebay led to the opening of this website. With my mom's help, the online store opened in August 2005.

The site grew faster than I could keep it up.  Never wanting to be a slave to work, I decided to scale back in August 2007 and change the focus a little. We'll continue to sell our Goddess Dolls, but have decided to add more community resources. Our goals remain the same: 

• To present a positive view of Paganism and Witchcraft.

• To support Pagan artists, crafts, and businesses.

• To be a family-friendly site with resources and support for Pagans of all ages.

• To be part a contributing member of the greater Pagan community.

• To provide our customers with excellent quality and superior service.

My name is Cosette and I'm the Witch at Pandora's Bazaar. I've been on the path for about 12 years and my Craft is largely informed by feminism and a desire to connect to the natural world. Although I am a First Degree initiate of Georgian Wicca, I have an eclectic style that draws from different sources and inspiration from various people I've met throughout my life. I'm a member of the Everglades Moon Local Council of the Covenant of the Goddess and hold ministerial credentials through CoG.

I am the webmistress of Pandora's Bazaar and design all the dolls. When I'm not working, I'm likely to be working on my Craft. I also enjoy sleeping.

Marta is the Queen Mother at Pandora's Bazaar. She is a Roman Catholic who rarely goes to church. She enjoys sewing, DIY crafts, and decorating and redecorating her home. She crafts all our goddess dolls as well as cloaks and robes. When she's not at her sewing machine or running after her three grandkids, the Queen Mother can usually be found singing along to very loud Latin music.

Both The Witch and The Queen Mother are the creations of artist Mary Engelbreit. For more information, please visit her site at www.maryengelbreit.com.