An object of warmth depicting a moment of irreversible consequence.

This blanket is based on the account found in the Book of Enoch, describing the oath sworn by the Watchers upon Mount Hermon.

According to the text, these celestial beings descended together and bound themselves by oath and curse, sealing a collective act of transgression. The mountain was thereafter named Hermon, meaning “accursed”, because of the vow taken there.

The illustration depicts the Watchers gathered in solemn assembly, hands raised, not in worship but in agreement. There is no spectacle, no dramatization—only unity, resolve, and consequence. Above them, faint celestial markings echo their former station. Below, the mountain bears the weight of the vow.

Rendered in an antique ink-and-parchment style inspired by early manuscript illumination and apocryphal marginalia, the composition is intentionally muted, dense, and restrained. It is meant to feel ancient, unresolved, and quietly heavy.

This is not allegory.
This is not irony.
It is a visual meditation on oath, rebellion, and permanence.

Design Notes

• Inspired by the Book of Enoch and the oath at Mount Hermon
• Watchers depicted as a unified assembly, not individualized figures
• Antique manuscript and parchment-texture aesthetic
• Muted earth, ash, and sepia tones for historical restraint
• Designed as a contemplative object, not decorative filler

Product Features

• Ultra-soft blanket with plush sherpa backing
• High-resolution printed face with velvety texture
• Durable hemmed edges for long-term use
• Available in multiple sizes, including large-format throws
• Produced using safe, compliant materials and dyes

Care Instructions

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

Collection

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