The Arc of Kōri Pass – Photo Paper Poster

An original BBairt creation from The Aetherion Monogatari · Shin-Hanga Sci-Fi Visions.

The Arc of Kōri Pass

High in the snowbound ranges beyond Frostspire Keep, travelers speak of the Arc of Kōri Pass — a colossal ring of seamless stone that pierces the sky itself. Locals believe it to be a dormant sky gate built by the same hand that shaped the Celestial Spire of Harun and the Bridge of the Sun Twins. In winter, sunlight strikes the stone just so, igniting a spectral rainbow that arcs through the frozen air, a beacon for pilgrims and wanderers alike.

A lone traveler approaches the Arc with quiet resolve, framed by cobalt shadows and bright alpine light. The Celestial Spire of Harun and the Bridge of the Sun Twins remain places mentioned in local lore, beyond the scenes shown in this collection.

In The Aetherion Monogatari, signs of ancient passages returning unfold around the rituals of daily life. Travelers carry rumors between worlds, while shrines, archives, and guardians preserve pieces of an older history. Is something being welcomed back—or awakened from its long sleep? This vision offers a clue, not a final answer.

Explore the trail: Roads Between Worlds. Trace the journeys of pilgrims, couriers, traders, and guardians along roads that connect settlements and distant realms.

Connected Visions

• Frostspire Keep
• Warden of the Iron Steed
• Dawn Over the Celestial Gate

This photo paper poster presents an original BBairt design inspired by the atmosphere, light, and composition of Japanese Shin-Hanga prints. Its characters and story belong to BBairt’s original Aetherion universe.

Product Details

• 10 mil (0.25 mm) thick premium photo paper
• Slightly glossy finish
• Fingerprint resistant
• Paper sourced from Japan

Compliance Information

• Age Restrictions: For adults
• EU Warranty: 2 years
• Fully compliant with the General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR)
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Disclaimer

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