Subtle Shrine

<n>Sea snail shell</n> by <n>Herman Landschoff</n>, 1988.

<n>Kate Moss</n> for her wellness brand <n>Cosmoss</n>, 2022. Photo by <n>Jess Hallett</n>.

Photo by <n>Maria Tänzer Domínguez</n>.

<n>Curly shell glass</n> with a silver-plated stem from the <n>CENTÁ</n> <n>Shells collection</n>.

<n>Nu féminin dans l'eau</n> (1935) by photographer <n>Pierre Boucher</n>.

Photo by <n>Tymek Mac</n> in Sitges, 2021.

A ceramic sculpture by artist <n>Christian Escajadillo</n>.

Used as cover art by musicians <n>Hazlett</n>, <n>Alexander Biggs</n>, and <n>Lauren Preuss</n>.

<n>Dianthus superbus (Grass Pink)</n> by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>, c. 1928.

<n>Carolinapecten eboreus</n>, a fossil scallop shell from North Carolina. Photo by <n>James St. John</n>.

Cover art for the self-titled album by <n>Allah-Las</n>, photographed by <n>Nick Waterhouse</n>.

A <n>Carolinapecten eboreus</n> fossil scallop shell from the Pliocene-era Yorktown Formation. Photo by <n>James St. John</n>.