Maru, the Drowned Herald | Dragonfly Wall Art
When the ritual basins of Skullwood finally ran dry, the Bone Smiths found Maru waiting beneath the silt. Four metal-like wings lay folded around...
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Description
When the ritual basins of Skullwood finally ran dry, the Bone Smiths found Maru waiting beneath the silt. Four metal-like wings lay folded around a body of ridged plates, each surface marked with spirals, sealed eyes and the scars of impossible age. Old records named her the Drowned Herald: a messenger sent between the breathing world and whatever listened below still water. No surviving account reveals the message she carried. The smiths only warned that hanging her likeness was an invitation to answer. Since then, collectors have reported no voices, no omens and nothing unusual at all—except for the faint sense that Maru has been waiting far longer than they have.
About this piece
Maru, the Drowned Herald is a 3D printed dragonfly wall sculpture filled with layered relief, ornamental wing patterns and weathered metallic colour.
Four broad wings spread from an elongated, segmented body, creating a balanced silhouette with substantial visual presence. Intricate spirals, eye-like motifs, leaf forms and geometric ridges cover almost every surface, while bronze, copper, tan and muted blue-grey tones give the piece the appearance of an ancient metal artefact touched by corrosion.
Features
- Decorative dragonfly sculpture for indoor wall display
- Four large wings with deeply layered ornamental patterns
- Segmented body with repeating ridges, sigils and eye-like details
- Bronze, copper, tan and oxidised blue-grey colour palette
- Highly textured relief designed to catch light across the raised surfaces
- Dark-fantasy design with gothic and mechanical influences
- Multi-colour 3D printed construction in PLA
Perfect for
- Dark-fantasy and gothic interiors
- Gaming rooms and tabletop role-playing spaces
- Libraries, studies, offices and creative studios
- Oddities displays and imagined artefact collections
- Collectors drawn to insects, mechanical forms and weathered relics
Materials and finish
Made from PLA using a multi-colour 3D printing process. The copper, bronze and oxidised tones describe the colour finish; the piece is not made from metal.
Each item is 3D printed with care. Fine layer lines and small colour variations are natural characteristics of the process, making every piece subtly unique.
Important information
- This is a decorative display piece and is not a toy.
- The wing tips and raised ornamental details should be handled with care.
- Choose fixings suitable for your wall type and the finished weight of the piece.
- Mounting hardware is not confirmed as included.
- Colour placement and surface texture may vary slightly between prints.
- Some pieces are kept in stock, while others may be produced after ordering.
- For custom colours, alternative materials or bespoke requests, contact DragonLayers before ordering so feasibility, pricing and production time can be confirmed.
Shipping
Shipped from Portugal with tracked delivery where available. Processing time is shown above and is added before shipping time.
Care instructions
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from direct heat and prolonged sunlight to preserve colour and shape.
Safety note
Decorative item. Not a toy. Keep tea lights and open flames away from printed material; use LED tea lights where possible.
Returns
See our Shipping & Returns page for full details. Made-to-order items may have specific return conditions.
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