The Eternal Husk is what remains when something ancient refuses to disappear.
 
This small sculptural figure appears caught between states — a skeletal visage emerging from a softened, almost cocoon-like form, as though time itself has eroded everything except the will to remain. Its expression is unsettling yet strangely calm, evoking relics dug from forgotten ground or idols left behind after devotion faded.
 
Perfect as a standalone piece or layered among curios, bones, and altar objects, the Eternal Husk embodies Veja Du’s ethos: making creepy things beautiful, and beautiful things creepy. Each piece carries a quiet presence — not loud or grotesque, but watchful, patient, and enduring.
 
Ideal for gothic interiors, dark academia shelves, ritual spaces, or collectors drawn to objects that feel unearthed rather than made.