R 5.5”x5.5”, L 5.5”X5.5” In entirety H 5.5”x W 11”. Stained Glass, Copper Foil, Tin/Lead Solder, Tinned Copper Wire Web and Spider Leg Detail, Stainless Steel Hanging Chain
What Draws Us Together belongs to the Circle of Lust, where connection, longing, and emotional gravity bind souls to one another with invisible force.
Two skeletal hands reach inward, each holding one side of a delicate web. At the center, a shared crimson spider marks the place where tension becomes intimacy — where desire, memory, and connection converge. The web represents the unseen threads that pull people toward one another: fragile, intricate, and powerful enough to span distance.
This piece is designed to split in half, allowing each person to keep one side of the whole. Separated, the halves mirror each other, forever reaching. Together, they form the complete web — a symbol of how love and lust live in the space between two beings, how longing stretches, and how connection endures even when bodies are apart.
In the inferno, the lustful are swept by relentless winds, unable to escape the pull of passion. Here, that pull is transformed into something intimate and intentional — not chaotic, but magnetic.
What Draws Us Together is a keepsake for lovers, soulmates, and chosen family:
a reminder that desire is not only physical, but a force that binds, and the thread that refuses to break.
R 5.5”x5.5”, L 5.5”X5.5” In entirety H 5.5”x W 11”. Stained Glass, Copper Foil, Tin/Lead Solder, Tinned Copper Wire Web and Spider Leg Detail, Stainless Steel Hanging Chain
What Draws Us Together belongs to the Circle of Lust, where connection, longing, and emotional gravity bind souls to one another with invisible force.
Two skeletal hands reach inward, each holding one side of a delicate web. At the center, a shared crimson spider marks the place where tension becomes intimacy — where desire, memory, and connection converge. The web represents the unseen threads that pull people toward one another: fragile, intricate, and powerful enough to span distance.
This piece is designed to split in half, allowing each person to keep one side of the whole. Separated, the halves mirror each other, forever reaching. Together, they form the complete web — a symbol of how love and lust live in the space between two beings, how longing stretches, and how connection endures even when bodies are apart.
In the inferno, the lustful are swept by relentless winds, unable to escape the pull of passion. Here, that pull is transformed into something intimate and intentional — not chaotic, but magnetic.
What Draws Us Together is a keepsake for lovers, soulmates, and chosen family:
a reminder that desire is not only physical, but a force that binds, and the thread that refuses to break.
