"They rested in the shadows, aligned like relics of an ancient rite. Their curve caught the light in silence, and one could sense, in the tension of their lines, the contained power of a being that had never bowed its spine.
It seemed as though wearing them would be enough to hear the beat of a heart older than the world."

Presented as ritual adornments, these horns draw from the tradition of artefacts born of mythical creatures. Sculpted and crafted to be worn, they evoke the attributes of authority, metamorphosis and power associated with dragons. Each pair is conceived as a ceremonial remnant, somewhere between naturalist study and object of embodiment.

Assembled and sculpted from EVA foam, then hand-painted, these horns are mounted on a discreet headband fitted with small integrated combs, providing a stable and comfortable hold in the hair. Lightweight, they can be worn for a brief photo shoot or over an extended period while wandering through a medieval festival or cosplay convention.

Measuring approximately 20 cm, they feature a richly detailed surface: organic ridges and irregular markings, testament to their ancient growth, as well as battle scars that tell their story. Each pair, individually shaped and painted, reveals subtle variations that make it a truly unique object, somewhere between relic and adornment.

Despite the care taken in processing the photos, the colours and contrasts of this creation may vary slightly depending on your screen, the brightness at the time of shooting or the reality of the shades.