There are many references to madness or craziness in the surreal and wildly nonsensical Alice in the Wonderland. There is, of course, the mad tea party and the wacky Mad Hatter who claims that his watch is two days slow. Alice also meets a Cheshire Cat who can fade away to invisible leaving only his smile. The Cat tells Alice, "We’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad." Alice asks, "How do you know I’m mad?" The Cat answers, "You must be or you wouldn’t have come here."

But was the Cheshire Cat correct? Was Alice GALLYMOGGERS, bonkers, crazy, loopy, nuts, cuckoo, or mad for stumbling into a place as bizarre as Wonderland? Was it only in her head? Alice tells the White Queen, "One can’t believe impossible things." But the Queen replies, "I daresay you haven’t had much practice. Sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast."

OHM's GALLYMOGGERS is a part of our Alice in Wonderland series.
 Look closely at and you’ll see splashes of euphoric cream in bubbles of delirious blue tea or perhaps you’ll see only the white teeth of the Cheshire Cat as the rest him fades into a transparent dream. Maybe you’ll see Alice’s blue-and-white dress as she tumbles down the rabbit hole into a realm of wonder. 

Once you wear our GALLYMOGGERS bead, you’ll believe six impossible things before breakfast!