An upright tome carved from cherry wood displays a deep relief of a river canyon. The cliffs are engraved in layered ridges, with a silver inlay river cutting through their center. The light source appears to come from within the carving itself, glowing softly along the water’s path. Fine dust motes hover near the carved edges, and the texture of each stone surface is distinct and alive. It feels like a forgotten landscape preserved inside a memory of grain and light.,