A study in stone, shadow, and guardianship
The raven is a keeper of stories — a creature of memory, omen, and quiet intelligence.
In monochrome, its form becomes script: feather, bone, and shadow arranged like a language the House remembers.
These pieces are not guardians, but witnesses — present at the thresholds, listening to what the walls no longer say.
Corvus is the mind of the House. A collection shaped by thought, intuition,
and the enduring weight of knowing.
Each gargoyle carries its own stillness, its own presence, its own history carved in shadow. Together they form a vigil—quiet, unbroken, watching the house from the places where light fades.
The collection continues to grow. More figures wait in the wings.