A study in stone, shadow, and guardianship
Born from shadow and intent, the gargoyle stands as the House’s first guardian — still, watchful, and unyielding.
This collection follows the lines and weight of its form: the curve of a wing, the tension of a shoulder, the quiet presence shaped in monochrome. Each tile carries a trace of that vigilance, a fragment of the creature created to endure.
Gargoyle marks the beginning — the sentinel that anchors the House, and the figure that remembers.
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.