Unique relics, each no larger than a palm’s span. This assemblage gathers hand-drawn artefacts — from single-sheet booklets to ink-inscribed stones — each made as a unique object. Every piece carries a gesture of time, touch, and mythic resonance.

These are not editions, but companions: folded, found, or marked by ritual intent. Tiny portals to larger fields.

Not to be read, but handled. Not narrative, but encounter.

Each Miniature Rite is a relic of attention — a ceremony in paper, movement, and mark.

Naming, Lore & Trace

Each Miniature Rite bears its own flow. Some are named in the making — others receive their title only when held. You may find a glyph pressed in the page fold, or a sigil shaped by the stone’s contour. These markings are not decoration but echo: traces of an action, or the residue of a myth. You are invited to compose a “guardian note” upon acquisition. How did it reach you? What did it bring? These artefacts don’t merely belong — they respond.