Sonus Lucis Tapestries

Description: "I love her as it says" A line that means more the longer you hold onto it. From the Sonus Lucis song of the same name — a quiet, honest declaration about choosing to stay, even when it's hard. Wear the words.

Description: Sonus Lucis — The Bard A modern bard for a modern world. This design features the Sonus Lucis bard emblem — a quiet nod to storytelling, music, and the belief that creativity is worth sharing freely. Comfortable, classic, and a little bit different.

Description: "Can you paint me a picture, in your mind's eye?" A quiet question at the heart of Overview — an invitation to step back, see the whole picture, and remember how small the things that divide us really are. Wear the question.

Description: Look After Number Two A small reminder, worn quietly. Not selfishness flipped inward, but outward — looking after the people around you, and trusting that care finds its way back. A philosophy, not a slogan.

Description: "Truth has been silenced, but someday we'll dare to ask how that criminal got into there" A line from How Did That Criminal Get Into There — a jaunty waltz wrapped around a sharp question about power, performance and complicity. The melody smiles. The lyrics don't let you off that easily.

Description: "Press red for dead, press green for no" A line from Exit Box — a song about the hardest choice a person can face, and the quiet argument for choosing to stay. The hardest song to write, the most important to share.