Ophiuchus
Healing • Revival • Shadow Work
what’s buried is not lost—it’s waiting to be remembered.
Ophiuchus stretches like a spine across the celestial equator, weaving between hemispheres with the grace of a cosmic bridge. At its heart is Rasalhague, a star named for the head of the serpent bearer—Asclepius, ancient healer, student of Chiron, and the only mortal taught to reverse death. Denied a place in the classical zodiac, Ophiuchus remains the quiet 13th—a sign of those who do their deepest work in the in-between.
This piece is for those who walk the liminal path: who touch their wounds with reverence and emerge transformed. Ophiuchus teaches that healing is not erasure, but integration; that to face the shadow is to retrieve lost power.
A sculptural solid silver lip ornament with abalone (pāua) shell inlay, designed with an adjustable lip clamp.
Ornament size: 1.3cm | Clamp Length: 2.5cm
Healing • Revival • Shadow Work
what’s buried is not lost—it’s waiting to be remembered.
Ophiuchus stretches like a spine across the celestial equator, weaving between hemispheres with the grace of a cosmic bridge. At its heart is Rasalhague, a star named for the head of the serpent bearer—Asclepius, ancient healer, student of Chiron, and the only mortal taught to reverse death. Denied a place in the classical zodiac, Ophiuchus remains the quiet 13th—a sign of those who do their deepest work in the in-between.
This piece is for those who walk the liminal path: who touch their wounds with reverence and emerge transformed. Ophiuchus teaches that healing is not erasure, but integration; that to face the shadow is to retrieve lost power.
A sculptural solid silver lip ornament with abalone (pāua) shell inlay, designed with an adjustable lip clamp.
Ornament size: 1.3cm | Clamp Length: 2.5cm
Healing • Revival • Shadow Work
what’s buried is not lost—it’s waiting to be remembered.
Ophiuchus stretches like a spine across the celestial equator, weaving between hemispheres with the grace of a cosmic bridge. At its heart is Rasalhague, a star named for the head of the serpent bearer—Asclepius, ancient healer, student of Chiron, and the only mortal taught to reverse death. Denied a place in the classical zodiac, Ophiuchus remains the quiet 13th—a sign of those who do their deepest work in the in-between.
This piece is for those who walk the liminal path: who touch their wounds with reverence and emerge transformed. Ophiuchus teaches that healing is not erasure, but integration; that to face the shadow is to retrieve lost power.
A sculptural solid silver lip ornament with abalone (pāua) shell inlay, designed with an adjustable lip clamp.
Ornament size: 1.3cm | Clamp Length: 2.5cm
