Deep in the Black Forest of Germany, a woman bore twin daughters and called them Daphne and Vera.

Magical powers were their birthright, and everywhere they went plain folks tried to buy the twins’ mystical clothing off their backs, hoping to acquire similar forces.

To appease the masses, the pair took the name CorrellCorrell (their surname, doubled) and used their wizardry to turn mere cloth into wearable works of art — from hand-dyed silk skirts to unisex color wheel T-shirts crafted from scraps.

Upon our kingdom, they bestowed the most recent fruits of their loom: reversible gold knit ponchos and cobweb-style leggings, made by ripping and cutting hand knits and applying them to a new surface.

Consider yourself enchanted.

To see styles, check out the gallery or go to daphneandveracorrell.com.

Available at No. 6, 6 Centre Market Place, between Broome and Grand Streets (212-226-5759); Maryam Nassir Zadeh, 123 Norfolk Street, between Rivington and Delancey Streets (212-673-6405); online at domahoka.com and shopstandingup.us.

Photo: Courtesy of CorrellCorrell