Touching the Reflection

$12.00

One fingertip disturbs the reflection, and the familiar story looking back can never return to perfect stillness.

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Description

A young woman kneels beside the pond and touches the surface with one finger. Ripples move through her upside-down reflection while a castle waits across the water, a bird watches from the branch, and an apple rests nearby. A single touch is enough to change both the reflection and the person looking into it. She is not fleeing, dancing, or facing a visible threat. She is testing the boundary between herself and the image the water returns. The apple and castle hint at a larger story, but the moment remains personal: the instant someone realizes that looking is not the same as knowing. Once the surface moves, the reflection can never be exactly what it was.

Additional information

Material

Natural Slate

Size

4 x 4 in

Finish

Laser Engraved

Made in

USA

Shape

4 Inch Round, 4 Inch Square