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Crowned Arachne - Ruby and Obsidian Round Window Hanging
Crowned Arachne - Ruby and Obsidian Round Window Hanging
Crowned Arachne - Ruby and Obsidian Round Window Hanging
Crowned Arachne - Ruby and Obsidian Round Window Hanging
Crowned Arachne - Ruby and Obsidian Round Window Hanging
Taveris

Crowned Arachne - Ruby and Obsidian Round Window Hanging

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SKU: DN-VB2FB7WQRVH5-35D
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Size: 3.5" Diameter
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A crowned spider held at the centre of a circular disc, poised rather than pouncing. It reads less like a creature and more like a house sigil.

Design Story

The composition is strictly symmetrical: eight legs radiate in mirrored arcs from a jewelled black body, each joint punctuated by a red faceted accent that keeps the eye travelling outward. A filigree cartouche frames a large ruby-toned centre stone on the abdomen, while a smaller crown sits above the head. Behind it, a fine web pattern in bronze-toned line work fills the pale field, so the dark silhouette carries all the visual weight against luminous negative space. The border does the editing — concentric rings, deep red and charcoal segments, and four diamond points marking the cardinal axes, closing the circle without crowding it.

Window & Light Styling

As a round window hanging, that centred structure is the whole argument. Facing the light, the pale web field opens up and the black body reads as a clean, graphic focal mass. The circular border keeps it self-contained, so it hangs as a single statement piece rather than competing with the frame around it.

Size & Dimensions

Available sizes: 3.5" Diameter, 6.5" Diameter, 8" Diameter, 10" Diameter, 12" Diameter.

Restrained, gothic, and quietly ornamental — a still silhouette that commands its own circle.