Category: Hoards
Category: Hoards
Although purchased from one of the stalls at the base of Sweetheart Summit, the flowers used in this bouquet are distinctly from the Snakejaw Gulf. Then again, with the majority of the Summit's flower...
Category: Hoards
Category: Hoards
Category: Hoards
Category: Hoards
Category: Hoards
A glass buoy that seems to hold the cosmos in its shell. Wrapped in a rough net, and the diameter being no larger than half a forearm, it’s surprisingly easy to carry. It seems to be imbued with some...
Category: Hoards
A carnivorous plant that serves as a great reminder of just how lucky you are to be larger than an ant. Strangely enough, though, you swear the false cradles on Sweetheart Summit look bigger than the...
Category: Hoards
Despite what the name may have you think, these mushrooms grow most prevalently in late winter and early spring. Although their growing season and region are in closer relation to the Ether Hunt holid...
Category: Hoards
An ancient arrowhead found in the dirt on the Sweetheart Summit. It’s difficult to tell if the dull edge is from decades of erosion or if maybe the arrowhead served a different purpose. and never need...
Category: Hoards
The legs are a smidge cattywampus on this one, but there’s something charming to the way the figure teeters and totters on the shelf.
Category: Hoards
Category: Hoards
A pink rose suspended in clear resin, meaning the pressed memento is safe to display even underwater.
Category: Hoards
An old coin with the abstract face of a terrain branded into it. Based on the craftsmanship and the oxidization, it's safe to assume the currency is long-defunct.
Category: Hoards
Category: Hoards
A shark tooth retired to the sea after years of catching and gnashing unsuspecting prey. This one appears to belong to a Greenland shark, or at least it did, but now it's sitting happily in your colle...
Category: Hoards
Category: Hoards
Category: Hoards
A pile of ash with a texture like kinetic sand. Multicoloured flecks are dappled throughout.