Lady Boheme Australian E-Bohotique
Jewellery, Bags, Clothing, Decorated Resin Cow Skulls,
Flower Crowns, Crochet Products & Homewares.
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Lady Boheme is an Australian online E-Bohotique.
We offer Jewellery, Clothing, Bags, Homewares, Signature Flower Crowns, Decorated Resin Cow Skulls and Treasures from around the World inspired by the divine bohemian style. Where cultures and era’s fuse together to create a modern bohemian vibe.
We hope you feel our connection to this beautiful world and all it has to offer ~
Welcome to the Lady Boheme Sisterhood… SHOP NOW
Free delivery for orders over $150. We only deliver within Australia.
Lady Boheme offers Afterpay.
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Recently Added Products
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Forest Wall Hang
$48.00or 4 payments of $12.00 with Afterpay
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Havanah
$85.00or 4 payments of $21.25 with Afterpay
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Joplin Cushion
$26.95or 4 payments of $6.74 with Afterpay
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Monet Crochet Bag (Handmade)
$33.00or 4 payments of $8.25 with Afterpay
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Reflection Macrame Wall Hang
$95.00or 4 payments of $23.75 with Afterpay
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Maya Crochet Handbag (Handmade)
$65.00or 4 payments of $16.25 with Afterpay
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Smokie Wall Hang
$48.00or 4 payments of $12.00 with Afterpay
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Crochet Patchwork Shoulder Bag (Handmade) Black
$66.00or 4 payments of $16.50 with Afterpay
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Palmistry Reading Kit
$28.50or 4 payments of $7.13 with Afterpay
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Tibetan Necklace
$66.00or 4 payments of $16.50 with Afterpay
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Mystic Wall Hang
$66.00or 4 payments of $16.50 with Afterpay
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Crochet Basket Bag (Handmade)
$59.95or 4 payments of $14.99 with Afterpay
Awaken, Inspire & Nourish your Bohemian Soul…
“To take the world as one finds it, the bad with the good, making the best of the present moment – to laugh at fortune alike, whether she be generous or unkind – to spend freely when one has money, and to hope when one has none – to fleet the time carelessly, living for love and art – this is the temper and spirit of the modern bohemian woman, in her outward and visible aspect.
It is a light and graceful pilosophy, but it is gospel of the moment, this exoteric phase of bohemian religion; and if, in some noble natures, it rises to a bold simplicity and naturalness, it may also lend its butterfly precepts to some very pretty vices and lovable faults. Her faults are more commonly those of self indulgence, thoughtlessness, vanity and procrastination and these usually go hand in hand with generosity, love and charity; for it is not enough to be one’s self in Bohemia, one must allow others to be themselves as well…
What, then, is it that makes this mystical empire of Bohemia unique and what is the charm of its mental fairyland? It is this: there are no roads in all Bohemia! One must choose and find one’s own path, be one’s own self, live one’s own life.”
Ayloh, 1902
