“As for their rings, they were so high that they were dreadful; and their rings were full of eyes round about them four.”

— Ezekiel 1:18

This piece presents a recovered textual fragment inspired by Ezekiel’s vision of the Ophanim — the mysterious “wheels within wheels” described in ancient scripture. Rendered as an aged manuscript page, the text appears over a faint, ghosted form of the Ophanim, suggesting something partially seen, partially remembered.

Designed as part of the Liminal State Sacred Series, this print is meant to feel archival rather than decorative — a quiet object for study, contemplation, or display.

This archival print is part of the Sacred Series, a collection exploring ancient visions, pre-canonical texts, and the uneasy space between theology and the unknown.

Rather than a literal illustration, this piece is intentionally restrained. The Ophanim appears as a faded presence beneath the text, emphasizing scale, distance, and dread rather than spectacle. The irregular parchment edge and muted tones are designed to evoke a recovered artifact — something preserved, not polished.

Suitable for scholars, seekers, and those drawn to the stranger corners of religious history.

Print Details

This artwork is professionally produced using museum-quality archival paper and giclée printing techniques. Printed with archival-grade inks for exceptional color accuracy and long-term durability.

Each print features a matte, light-absorbing finish designed to reduce glare and preserve fine detail.

Printed and fulfilled by Artelo using in-house production in the United States.

Unframed. Colors may vary slightly due to monitor settings.