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Orange Sun
Obsidian Moss Ink on burnt orange handmade Nepalese Lokta paper
House of Ralfus | Limited Edition Relief Print
Orange Sun is a meditation on permanence beneath volatility - a dark monolith cast against flame. Printed in Obsidian Moss, a hand-mixed ink the color of sovereign secrecy and shadowed growth, the Bitcoin symbol rises from the blaze of burnt orange Lokta paper, each sheet crafted by hand in the Nepalese highlands.
This piece carries tension: between decay and defiance, between empire and entropy. It is a torch in the monetary dusk - a bold imprint of what remains when the old systems burn.
AP
The Genesis
Verdigris Sovereign Ink on handmade Bhutanese Tassho paper
House of Ralfus | Limited Edition Relief Print
The Genesis marks the first bloom of value untethered - where code, craft, and currency converge. Printed in Verdigris Sovereign, a hand-mixed ink echoing oxidised copper and legacy coinage, the Bitcoin symbol is adorned with a botanical flourish - suggesting not just decentralisation, but organic resistance.
Pressed onto textured Tassho paper handmade in Bhutan, each sheet carries its own breath of imperfection - reminding us that permanence is earned, not automated. This print is the first artefact in the House of Ralfus ledger: an emblem of beginnings, rooted in history, reaching toward freedom.
AP
Proof of Heart
Caligo Ash Ink on 160gsm Canaletto paper
House of Ralfus | Limited Edition Relief Print
Proof of Heart is a quiet manifesto - where value is declared not through force, but feeling. Printed in Caligo Ash, a deep, smoke-toned umber reminiscent of scorched ledgers and forgotten bonds, the Bitcoin symbol stands adorned with vines and hand-carved hearts - suggesting that decentralisation, at its core, is a human act.
Pulled by hand onto soft-textured Canaletto paper, each impression is slightly imperfect - an echo of analogue resistance in a digital age. Proof of Heart is a reminder that true worth is not calculated, but carved.
AP
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— Private Collector, El Salvador
