EVERY CULTURE
CREATED ITS OWN
LEGENDS.
Across civilizations, myths gave form to what could not be explained: death, power, chaos, creation and the unknown.
Death was not the end. It was a passage.
At the threshold of the afterlife, the heart was weighed against the feather of Ma'at.
A sculptural frame shaped by balance, ritual and the enduring symbolism of ancient Egypt.
THE SKY NEVER STAYED SILENT FOR LONG.
He rode across the sky carrying Mjolnir, a force that struck, returned and struck again.
WHERE THOR MOVED,
A frame shaped by tension, impact and the raw energy of the storm.
SHE ENTERED THE UNDERWORLD WEARING EVERY SYMBOL OF HER POWER.
THE JOURNEY BELOW BEGAN.
A frame inspired by descent, transformation and return.
A warrior whose name became synonymous with strength.
Lü Bu rose during the final years of the Han dynasty, feared for his ability in battle and remembered as one of the most formidable warriors of his age.
His alliances changed as quickly as his fortunes. He turned against those he once served, including Dong Zhuo, and his reputation for betrayal followed him. In 199, after his defeat at Xiapi, Lü Bu was captured by Cao Cao and executed.
A commanding silhouette named after the legendary warrior of ancient China.
THE LEGENDS LIVE ON.
