The Forsaken Chapter is an exploration of themes of abandonment and isolation throughout history.
October 2022 – Present
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Forsaken tells the story of a lone soul, abandoned in the wilderness where nature reclaims what remains. Snakes and vines entwine the skull, a silent testament to a life forgotten. A single flower grows from the eye socket, a final, delicate mark in a world that has moved on.
$280
Homebound tells the tale of an unknown voyager, setting sail into the vast, uncharted waters. The coastal rock formations fade as the boat ventures into the unknown, with the voyager’s fate shrouded in mystery. This journey, though solitary and uncertain, is embraced with quiet acceptance.
$160
Eden tells the story of a fragile bloom, standing alone amidst endless sand dunes. It symbolizes a lost paradise, a remnant of something once perfect but now forsaken. The contrast between the delicate flower and the harsh desert evokes memories of what was once pure, yet is now only an echo of a paradise lost.
$180
Ember tells the story of a once-burning fire, now reduced to glowing remnants. It symbolizes the beginning of decay, where subtle marks and light cracks reveal the first signs of a fading past. The ring captures the quiet strength found in enduring change, reminding us that even as the flames diminish, the warmth of what once was remains.
$150
Cinder tells the story of a fire in its twilight, where cracks spread and embers struggle to hold onto their warmth. It symbolizes the process of transformation, where the first signs of decay give way to deeper fractures. This ring embodies the tension between what remains and what is slowly being lost, a reflection of the journey through the inevitable passage of time.
$150
Ash tells the story of the final moments of a fire, where all that remains are the ashes of what once burned brightly. It symbolizes the culmination of decay, where deep cracks cover the surface, yet the core remains strong. This ring represents the beauty found in the end of a journey, a reminder that even in the final stages of transformation, there is strength in what endures.
$150
The world breaks everyone, and afterward, some are strong at the broken places.
