A blanket featuring Ezekiel’s “wheel within a wheel.”
The one that shows up in visions, not nurseries.

Inspired by Ezekiel 1:16–18, this design depicts the ophanim (often called “Thrones” or “wheels”) as intersecting rings of radiant metal, moving without turning and watching from every direction. It’s rendered in a warm, antique oil-and-parchment palette: luminous golds, smoked umbers, stormy cloud light, and a central, unblinking presence.

This is sacred imagery with teeth: awe first, comfort second. If you like your home décor reverent, unsettling, and historically adjacent to “please stop asking me what I saw,” this belongs on your couch.

Perfect For

• Theology nerds and scripture footnote readers
• Sacred art collectors with a dark sense of humor
• People suspicious of friendly angels
• Moody reading chairs, beds, and “quiet judgment” living rooms

Design Notes

• “Wheel within a wheel” composition inspired by Ezekiel’s vision
• Antique sacred illustration / old-world oil-painting aesthetic
• Glowing golds + storm-cloud neutrals for high contrast on fabric
• Statement piece (not background décor)

Collection

Liminal State: Sacred
Objects for the space between reverence and dread.

Product Features

• Plush sherpa backside for extra warmth and softness
• 100% polyester printed face with velvety texture
• Durable hemmed edges
• Available in multiple sizes (pre-constructed; slight size variance may occur)

Care Instructions

• Machine wash cold with similar colors on gentle cycle
• Tumble dry low or hang dry
• Do not bleach or dry clean

Scripture Reference

Ezekiel 1:16–18 (paraphrase): a wheel intersecting a wheel, moving in any direction without turning; rims “high and awesome,” and full of eyes all around.