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Banfeld's Unnerving Tridentby ~porkshanks

Artisan Crafts / Jewelry

A mysterious item from the Harwich Banfeld collection labeled simply "item 34: unnerving trident'.

The eye seems to have a pulse when observed under miscroscope, even though this item has been stored for over 60 years in a box. It is also unknown what the key will open.

How this came into the possession of the Banfeld Collection is even more mysterious, as any attempts at making written records of it go missing or ruined within days and pictures deteriorate abnormally fast.

Saulo Westren of the Technocultist Guild went missing seven weeks after studying the item, and the Guild is not answering telegraphic communique.

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~diegozamora87 Feb 18, 2008

You're the goddess of originality or what?
Very nice job! I just love the scrappy/metal/post-apocaliptic/fallout-like things you do!

*rissbutts Feb 8, 2008 Student Digital Artist

Beautiful. Purportedly dangerous to the owner or no, I don't think anyone could resist having this beauty!

I love the contrast of the hard-edged man-made pieces to the beautiful blue woven strand.

~porkshanks Feb 9, 2008 Professional General Artist

thank you very much!

~snowitchie Jan 26, 2008

That key makes the jewelry mysterious^^

~dollmaker88 Jan 12, 2008 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

wonderful as always.

~GeorgieChaos Jan 11, 2008

That's breathtaking. In the most literal sense I know.
Very nice use of clock-key, and...I lack words. Awe.

~talyra Jan 11, 2008

Occult multitool?

I love the title of this, and the story behind it fits perfectly. This may sound weird, but I'd love to see more of the cord it's hung from. It looks practical rather than decorative - all frayed and worn, like it's hung from the neck of some old janitor for years. I mean this in a nice way, it suits the nature of the piece and the story behind it.