Abyss Meridian — Cthulhu Eyeball Bracelet, Single or Double Layer Wear Style
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The Artifact's Lore
The eye does not belong to anything living. It rests at the center of the wrist, blue iris threaded with a crimson vein, and it has been resting there — in one form or another — for longer than the wrist has existed. The dark red beads do not decorate it. They accumulate around it the way sediment accumulates at the floor of a body of water that has never been disturbed. The agate carries its own internal patterning, unrelated to anything the eye is doing, and yet the two coexist on the same cord without contradiction.
Lore & Provenance
The meridian is not a line on a map. In the older cosmological registers — before cartography reduced the world to something navigable — the meridian was the seam between what could be seen and what could not, the boundary the abyss pressed against from the other side. The blue iris and the crimson blood vein do not contrast; they are the same system viewed from two different sides of that boundary. The eye at the center is the point where the two sides make contact.
Anomalies & Forging
The eye element exhibits subtle tonal variation in the blue iris and crimson vein distribution across individual pieces. Surface clarity is consistent — the glass resists discoloration and maintains a smooth finish. Minor dimensional variation across hand-forged elements is inherent to the process; no two pieces are identical. Photography is conducted under natural conditions — ambient light and lens characteristics may produce slight tonal differences from the artifact in hand.
Physical Composition & Physical Scale
Eye diameter: 0.71 in
Iris: Blue with crimson blood vein detail
Wrist fit: Approximately 5.51–5.91 in circumference
Single Coil: Small glass beads, resin accent beads, alloy beads
Double Coil: Glass beads, resin accent beads, alloy fittings, alloy beads
Production: Made to order; 30 business days
Containment Protocols
Remove before bathing, swimming, or sleeping. Keep away from prolonged moisture exposure. Store flat or coiled when not worn. Wipe with a dry cloth only. Do not submerge.
The Artisan
Attributed to: Sanmu Mumu
Original name: 三目睦睦
The Curator's Archive
Q: What is the diameter of the eye element?
A: 0.71 inches in diameter.
Q: What wrist size does this bracelet fit?
A: Approximately 5.51 to 5.91 inches in circumference.
Q: What is the difference between Single Coil and Double Coil?
A: Single Coil includes small glass beads, resin accent beads, and alloy beads. Double Coil includes glass beads, resin accent beads, alloy fittings, and alloy beads.
Q: How long does acquisition take?
A: This relic is made to order. Forging requires 30 business days.
Q: Does the eye element vary between pieces?
A: The diameter is consistent at 0.71 in. Subtle tonal variation in the iris and crimson vein distribution occurs naturally across individual pieces.
Artifact Preservation
Each relic within our archive is either artisan-forged or meticulously unearthed. The materials bear the natural marks of time, forging, and intentional decay. Micro-texture shifts, asymmetrical forms, and heavy patina are never flaws—they are the vital proof of authenticity that separates these oddities from mass-produced objects. To preserve its essence, avoid harsh chemicals and allow the artifact to age naturally within your personal sanctuary.
Acquisition & Transport
Due to the rare and often singular nature of our curated archive, all acquisitions are handled as final once dispatched.
If an artifact arrives damaged in transit, please contact the Archive within 72 hours of delivery with an unboxing video or clear photographic evidence. Once verified, we will arrange an appropriate resolution.
The Archive's Ethos
Since 2025, Awhisker has evolved from an independent studio into a curated gallery of grotesque collections and unearthed oddities. This archive is dedicated to every curious soul who dares to gaze into the abyss. We do not just sell objects; we curate the macabre, the asymmetrical, and the profound.