Reaching for the Beacon
$12.00
She reaches from the thorns toward a distant burst of light, refusing to let the space between longing and arrival remain empty.
Description
The woman reclines beneath a wreath of thorns and roses, yet one arm extends toward the brilliant light near the distant castle. Candelabras stand on either side like witnesses to a private vow. Desire is shown as effort. The light is close enough to command attention but far enough to require faith, endurance, or both. The thorns suggest that the path has already demanded something from her, while the roses keep beauty intertwined with pain. She may be reaching for a person, a place, freedom, or a version of herself she can finally see. The scene stops before contact, preserving the courage inside the reach.
Additional information
| Material | Natural Slate |
|---|---|
| Shape | 4 Inch Round, 4 Inch Square |
| Size | 4 in diameter |
| Finish | Laser Engraved |
| Made in | USA |















