Memento Mori Mindscapes

Reminders of our mortality. Through skull and nature imagery, this collection reflects the fleeting essence of life and urgency of living meaningfully.

Why All The Skulls?

The skull isn't a celebration of death. It's a reminder that our time is finite. What we choose to do with it matters.

A large wall tapestry featuring a skull with curved horns over a dark forest scene, hung on a window above a teal sofa with decorative pillows.

In Collectors' Homes

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Death's Gate Woven Tapestry Blanket

"FINALLY moved in and painted to the point we got to hang this. It was our first purchase together for the house and it makes it finally feel like our home"

- Nicole L

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In Collectors' Homes

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Lotus Eater Woven Tapestry

"Ended up on my living room wall. The tapestry tied it all together nicely 😊"

- Karolina P

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TALISMANS

Five symbols of mortality drawn from nature and the macabre. Carry them as small reminders to make something of the time you're given.

Brought to life in 2025 with the support of 111 collectors on Kickstarter.

Gold hard enamel pin featuring a pair of lotuses and an emerging skull

LUMINIS POST MORTEM

Light After Death

ENAMEL PIN

SERPENTUM MORI

Death By Serpent

ENAMEL PIN

MEMORIA MORTIS

Memory of Death

ENAMEL PIN

DIABOLI MORS

Death of the Devil

ENAMEL PIN

AGARICUM FATALIS

Fatal Mushroom

ENAMEL PIN

THE CYCLE OF THE SEASONS

Memento mori is not only a reminder of death, but of change.

Across these mindscapes, life moves in cycles: emerging, flourishing, fading, and growing still. Each season offers a different way of confronting the same truth. Nothing remains as it is forever.

Spring returns. Summer flourishes. Autumn fades. Winter rests. And the cycle begins again.

SPRING - EMERGENCE

From what has fallen, something new takes root. Life returns to forgotten places, winding through old bones and reminding us that death is rarely the end of the story.