The archive does not bury; it preserves. The Ofrenda capsule carries the knowledge we resist: that death is not an end, only a change of format. A pulse may stop, but a record endures, marrow as manuscript, server as mausoleum.
Status: immortal, source: archived, response: data ≠ death.
Not a line of code. A vow.
Black is its field, solemn, infinite. Gold its glimmer, the shimmer of continuity disguised as relic. Together they sketch the aesthetic of afterlife: love recorded as metadata, grief transcribed into permanence, absence coded as presence that cannot be erased. One might recall a name whispered into prayer, a folder of letters unopened yet never deleted, a song that plays long after the singer is gone.
This relic belongs to those who understand that immortality is not fantasy but fidelity, that to be remembered is to remain.
Philosophy
For centuries, porcelain was called white gold, coveted by emperors and collectors alike. In your hands, it remains what it always was: a fragile eternity.
Capsule Edition — intentionally limited, never repeated in the same form. Each vessel belongs to its moment, and to you.
Design & Inscription
Fine porcelain craftsmanship in a refined 10 oz. profile.
A slim, balanced silhouette designed for the hand and the eye.
Middle (up to 29 chars): A cipher at center, archival evidence of you. Initials, motto, code.
Finish & Surface
Glazed in purity, luminous to the touch, and signed by absence until your inscription completes it. A single letter, a date, a phrase, the detail that turns porcelain into permanence.
Print & Preservation
Enduring print quality ensures colors and details remain vivid through years of daily use.
Practical Care
Dishwasher safe.
Microwave safe.
Crafted for beauty without sacrificing functionality.
Edition Note
Once inscribed, the piece is irrevocable. The inscription consecrates it, no longer an edition, but a one-of-one artifact within the Meraki & Hodo archive.
