Glacier's Edge Horns

These short, conical horns are etched with jagged, uneven ridges that resemble wind-scarred ice or ancient permafrost. The base begins in a voidlike navy, nearly black, and fades upward into a brilliant blue that seems to catch and fracture the light like frozen crystal. Their texture is frigid and coarse to the touch, like stone left buried beneath a thousand winters. Fine frost-like veining runs along the ridges, reminiscent of deep cracks in ancient ice floes. They exude a chill that bites faintly at the skin, and when held, a low, thrumming resonance can be felt—quiet and cold, like the echo of something long entombed stirring once again.