Carved into stone as if summoned rather than shaped, The Serpent of the Divided Sun depicts a dual-headed being caught between ascent and descent. Its elongated body coils through symbols of balance and transformation, while the opposing faces gaze in different directions—one toward emergence, the other toward return.
At its base rests a dark, circular stone, set like a sealed ember or a silent star, said to anchor the piece to the material world. From it radiate sharp lines, suggesting controlled energy rather than chaos. The markings surrounding the figure resemble a forgotten script—neither warning nor blessing, but a record of passage.
This stone is believed to be a ritual marker for thresholds: moments when one identity sheds its skin and another begins to form. It does not guide—it witnesses. And in doing so, it reminds the bearer that transformation is never singular, but always shared between what is left behind and what dares to rise.
W: 706 gr
S: 22 x 13 x 1
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