An antler is a form shaped by strength — rigid, protective, and built to endure.
Tsuno imagines something gentler emerging from it: flowers blooming along its form. The contrast becomes the heart of the piece — strength and softness not as opposites, but as two qualities that can exist within the same form.
Its sculpted antler curves around delicate organic details, capturing the moment when something resilient makes space for something tender.
Tsuno is a reminder that strength does not have to become hardness. Sometimes, the strongest things are those that still allow themselves to bloom.
From strength, something gentle blooms.
