Held

One wing is feathered. One is not. She is between them, and neither is letting go.

The pairing is older than the reading most people give it. Feathered wings and membraned wings were carved on the same tombs, the same church walls, the same funerary panels — not as opponents but as the two who came for you. The one who carried you and the one who waited. Medieval stonemasons put them shoulder to shoulder because that is how the moment was understood: you are not taken, you are collected.

Poured in .999 fine silver, hand-finished, and darkened in the recesses so the feather rows and the membrane ribs hold their depth. The hammered border is worked by hand and no two close the same way. 32mm wide.

Ships on a 22-inch black braided leather cord, 4mm, with a gunmetal magnetic barrel clasp. Sits mid-sternum.

Every piece is numbered and the mintage is capped. When the number is gone, the piece is retired.

Founders: every order placed during the founders window ships with a numbered .999 fine silver anvil. It is never sold, and it will not be poured again once the window closes.