Correspondence Blade No.1

Cast in brass, aged by time rather than design, the Correspondence Blade No.1 takes the form of a lizard mid-stride — claws extended, tail curving into the blade. It is the kind of object that stops a visitor mid-sentence.

The handle is sculpted with fine reptilian texture, each scale caught in the casting. The brass has developed a deep, uneven patina — the sort that cannot be manufactured, only accumulated. The blade curves gently, functional and unhurried.

One exists. This is it.

For the writing desk that has earned the right to a little strangeness.