In Gothic cathedrals, stained glass was more than beauty. It was a veil — a barrier where light filtered through colour, dividing the mortal world from the divine. In folklore, spirits could not cross glass; it was the line between the living and the dead.
This corset takes that veil and makes it wearable. Its black tracery holds jewel-toned panels that catch and fracture light like a cathedral window. Worn at dusk or by candlelight, it becomes a boundary in itself: a body framed in shadow and glass, poised on the threshold between life and afterlife.
• Inspired by Gothic cathedrals & mourning veils
• Black lattice frame with stained-glass insets
• Flexible, wearable art for cosplay, Gothic fashion, or Halloween statement looks
In Gothic cathedrals, stained glass was more than beauty. It was a veil — a barrier where light filtered through colour, dividing the mortal world from the divine. In folklore, spirits could not cross glass; it was the line between the living and the dead.
This corset takes that veil and makes it wearable. Its black tracery holds jewel-toned panels that catch and fracture light like a cathedral window. Worn at dusk or by candlelight, it becomes a boundary in itself: a body framed in shadow and glass, poised on the threshold between life and afterlife.
• Inspired by Gothic cathedrals & mourning veils
• Black lattice frame with stained-glass insets
• Flexible, wearable art for cosplay, Gothic fashion, or Halloween statement looks
