Taste the fetid water, too sweet like rotting fruit. Let it fill your lungs past the point you think you’re drowning. Swallow it down. Drink it in. Your part to play is this: Diviner’s die and die again, and so, dear child, shall you.
Inspired by The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig.
In a base of dark sparkling blue, a strip of white lace rests suspended. Along the surface of the blue spring sits purple florals and a small paper moth. Delicate white butterflies decorate the outside of the design. Inked in silver.
This listing includes:
5pc hunger set - symbols blank (no ink)
There is an optional add-on in a separate listing to add ink to the symbols. Color will be the artists choice, matching the inked set as seen in the photos for the original listing.
Please be aware before purchasing that all of my creations are handmade and therefore subject to flaws. This may include scratches, micro bubbles, and areas where the inclusions touch the surface of the dice. I try my best to minimize flaws, but no hand-made item will ever be 100% perfect.
Taste the fetid water, too sweet like rotting fruit. Let it fill your lungs past the point you think you’re drowning. Swallow it down. Drink it in. Your part to play is this: Diviner’s die and die again, and so, dear child, shall you.
Inspired by The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig.
In a base of dark sparkling blue, a strip of white lace rests suspended. Along the surface of the blue spring sits purple florals and a small paper moth. Delicate white butterflies decorate the outside of the design. Inked in silver.
This listing includes:
5pc hunger set - symbols blank (no ink)
There is an optional add-on in a separate listing to add ink to the symbols. Color will be the artists choice, matching the inked set as seen in the photos for the original listing.
Please be aware before purchasing that all of my creations are handmade and therefore subject to flaws. This may include scratches, micro bubbles, and areas where the inclusions touch the surface of the dice. I try my best to minimize flaws, but no hand-made item will ever be 100% perfect.