Curatorial Summary
The Syllabus is a hanging decorative artifact built on a stainless steel crescent moon base and a hand-wrapped Tree of Life. Seven natural stones create a color sequence inspired by the traditional seven-chakra system, moving from grounding red to reflective violet.

Lithic Analysis
Specimens: Red Jasper, Carnelian, Citrine, Aventurine, Lapis Lazuli, Clear Quartz, and Amethyst.
Composition: A stainless steel crescent moon base with a stainless steel wire-wrapped Tree of Life, seven natural stone accents, and a luminous acrylic accent designed to catch and reflect sunlight. Natural variations in color, pattern, translucency, and surface character make each piece unique.

Logic
Red Jasper represents the root register, traditionally associated with grounding and stability. Carnelian introduces the sacral register through its warm orange color and associations with creativity and vitality. Citrine brings the golden solar plexus register, symbolizing confidence and clarity.
Aventurine contributes a green heart register associated with renewal and compassion. Lapis Lazuli introduces a deep blue register associated with communication and perspective. Clear Quartz adds transparency and reflection, while Amethyst completes the composition with a violet register traditionally associated with contemplation.

Archivist’s Field Notes
Designed for a window, altar, workspace, or quiet corner, The Syllabus brings together natural stone, stainless steel, wirework, and reflected light. The seven-color arrangement makes the chakra sequence visible while allowing the natural character of each stone to remain part of the design.