EXACT OBJECT
The physical work itself is photographed and documented as the record.
THE NATURAL STONE ARCHIVE
THE ARCHIVE
A permanent record of natural-stone works documented by LITHMORA. Each record belongs to one exact physical object.
A RECORD, NOT A CATALOGUE
Collected Does Not Mean Disappeared.
A LITHMORA work remains part of the record after it is collected. Its archive entry preserves the relationship between material, form and the exact physical object.
Natural stone cannot be reproduced exactly. The archive exists so that the object does not disappear when it leaves the collection.
ONE STONE · ONE WORK · ONE RECORD.
03 / FEATURED RECORD
An Exact Object, Permanently Recorded
LITHMORA
THE NATURAL STONE ARCHIVE
- ARCHIVE NO.
- LM-AME-SK-2026-026
- MATERIAL
- Natural Amethyst
- FORM
- Skull Form
- DIMENSIONS
- 7.6 × 7.4 × 5.8 CM
- WEIGHT
- —
- EDITION
- One of One
- STATUS
- Collected
- ENTERED
- 2026
DOCUMENTED AS AN INDIVIDUAL PHYSICAL WORK
04 / ARCHIVE INDEX
Explore the Record
A registry organized by material, sculptural form, year and collection status.
06 / THE ARCHIVE STANDARD
A Permanent Record of the Exact Object
MATERIAL RECORD
Stone, dimensions, weight and visible material characteristics are retained.
PERMANENT NUMBER
One archive number belongs to one individual physical object.
RECORD REMAINS
Collected works remain part of the archive after they leave LITHMORA.
07 / NATURAL VARIATION
No Two Records Are the Same.
Veining, crystalline cavities, inclusions, banding and changes in transparency belong to the stone itself. They are not defects to be standardized away.
A recurring form may return. A related material may return. The exact object will not.
THE OBJECT IS THE RECORD.
THE ARCHIVE CONTINUES
New Works Are Still Entering.
The archive is continuous. New materials, forms and singular works continue to enter the record.