“The Desk is the New Altar”
A new genre of object for your sacred workspace. Pick one of 111 Sun Sparks and we print it into solid birch — grain showing right through the ink. Then turn it over: there’s a Cosmic Sloth portal on the back. Tap it, and the right message finds you. A different one every day.
Look around your desk — what’s there? And what represents your greatest vision + dreams? Or reminds you of your highest expression?
There’s probably a few photos or more utilitarian items — but what is connected to your soul?
If our work is LOVE made visible like Kahlil Gibran shares — then let’s create a new genre of Visionary Artifacts for your sacred workspace. A reminder of wisdom & whimsy.
— Yanik
Three moves. One object that earns its place on your desk for the next decade.
111 hand-drawn Sun Sparks from Yanik Silver. Pick the one you instantly fall in love with — the one that reminds you of your greatest work in the world.
Vintage matte, straight onto sturdy ¾″ sustainably sourced birch. The white of the page disappears and the wood grain becomes the paper.
¾″ of solid birch — heavy enough to feel like it means something. Lean it, stand it, or hang it where you’ll actually look at it.
Tap any Spark to drop it onto the wood. Change the size and watch it resize, so you get a sense of the magic that will appear on your desk soon.
tap here
The sun before the sun
8×10″ portrait · birch vintage matte · ¾″ deep
Every artifact ships with a Cosmic Sloth sticker on the back.
Your artifact doesn’t end with the art. Turn it over and there’s a Cosmic Sloth of One Thousand Suns sticker on the back — the whole reason it never becomes furniture.
↑ tap the Cosmic Sloth (this is the demo)
Something only you would put on your altar. Yanik draws it, we print it into birch, and the portal serves whatever you want it to say.
A single line you need to see every morning, hand-lettered.
Your own machine — every gumball an idea worth chasing.
Wisdom & whimsy in equal measure. Mostly whimsy.
For the ones who still write the important stuff by hand.
Just the bolt, just the tap. The smallest possible altar.