Cabinet of curiosities: the rare and the strange
The cabinet of curiosities began as a collector's gesture: gathering the rare, the strange and the marvellous in a single room, with no concern for tidy order. Vitrines and reliquaries, labelled vials, glass domes, skulls and bones, minerals, naturalist plates: this page brings together cabinet of curiosities decor and the creations that borrow that vocabulary, whether they are décor, jewelry or illustration. Every listing spells out exactly what the piece is made of.
How are listings ranked?
Listings are shown in creator rotation: the shop displays each creator's best piece first, then everyone's second piece, and so on, no creator appears twice before every creator has appeared once, however many pieces they publish. Within a round, the order follows three criteria in decreasing order of importance: how recently the piece was published, the creator's sales history on the platform, then a shuffle refreshed daily. Pieces from a shop its creator has paused, and which is therefore not taking orders, are labelled as such and shown after those of every open shop, in the same rotation. No listing is sponsored, no payment influences ranking. The banners slotted between rows are labelled as such, advertising or partner for a third party, collection for a selection made by the platform: they are not pieces for sale, each appears once only, at a fixed position, and displaces no listing.
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