A new gift and clothing shop is set to open in Harrogate's Victoria Shopping Centre tomorrow (Friday).
‘CHAOS’ will offer visitors a variety of unique handmade gifts and custom vinyl clothing, as well as engraving services and custom options on a range of products.
These include mythical collectables, including dragon sculptures and werewolf scent burners, gothic fashion, illustration prints, tarot card decks and Harrogate-themed keepsakes.

The business started online in 2019 under the name ‘Miriam’s Garden’ - and CHAOS will be its first physical store.
Owner Miriam Ruddy said:
“At Miriam’s Garden, we believe in the power of handmade and the value of personalisation.
“We invite you to explore our diverse range of products and discover the perfect gift for yourself or your loved ones. Welcome to our garden of delights!”
The shop will open at 9:30am tomorrow (Friday) and will close at 3:15pm.
It will then be open from Wednesday-Monday, and will be closed on Tuesdays.
Find out more online or follow Miriam’s Garden on social media here.

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