The latest addition to our Miskatonic University shadow box collection is inspired by Lovecraft's epic tale "At the Mountains of Madness"!
Each Star Stone is hand cast in a custom resin marbling process, so no two will be alike! Each is mounted in an 8 x 8 red velvet lined black shadow box with custom Miskatonic University museum style catalog tag.
"Recovered during the Starkweather-Moore Expedition of 1933 and then subsequently acquired by Prof. William Dyer of Miskatonic University. This piece of extremely ancient soapstone was discovered near an undisclosed location in Antarctica. Seemingly fashioned into the curious star shape by artificial means not weathering. Sets of dot patterns have been theorized to be an unknown primitive language or constellation maps. Item is of possible extraterrestrial origin and correlates with descriptions of fabled "Elder Things" use of five pointed star motifs in construction and art."
The latest addition to our Miskatonic University shadow box collection is inspired by Lovecraft's epic tale "At the Mountains of Madness"!
Each Star Stone is hand cast in a custom resin marbling process, so no two will be alike! Each is mounted in an 8 x 8 red velvet lined black shadow box with custom Miskatonic University museum style catalog tag.
"Recovered during the Starkweather-Moore Expedition of 1933 and then subsequently acquired by Prof. William Dyer of Miskatonic University. This piece of extremely ancient soapstone was discovered near an undisclosed location in Antarctica. Seemingly fashioned into the curious star shape by artificial means not weathering. Sets of dot patterns have been theorized to be an unknown primitive language or constellation maps. Item is of possible extraterrestrial origin and correlates with descriptions of fabled "Elder Things" use of five pointed star motifs in construction and art."
