Tucked upon the back of a worn, weathered book lies the House of Two Ways - a miniature clay world where stories converge and paths diverge. With an entrance on either side, this little house is a quiet metaphor for choice, change, and the journeys we take in solitude.
A hand-sculpted moat encircles the home, its still waters reflecting the sky above. Two bridges stretch from opposite banks, inviting you to wonder: which way would you go first? The roof is moss-toned, the stone walls textured and irregular, as though shaped by both magic and time.
Every detail is crafted by hand and infused with narrative. Part sculpture, part storytelling artifact, this piece is designed to sit quietly on a shelf or altar, whispering its secrets to those who pause long enough to listen.
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