I Am Not - Losing My Marbles

I Am Not Losing My Marbles

I Am Not/Truth In A Bottle

A small physical contradiction to the fear that tired, scattered, overloaded, or quiet means gone.

Some days the mind wanders. Some days it blanks, overloads, goes sideways, or simply needs to become quiet.

Then the old question arrives:

Am I losing it?

This vessel answers with something tangible.

Inside are white marble fragments and colored glass flecks—the visible disorder of thoughts, demands, memories, and everything being processed at once. Closing the vessel is a whole vintage cat’s-eye marble: the piece you feared had gone missing, still present and holding the entire composition together.

Ingredients & Craft Intent

• White marble fragments — thoughts that may feel scattered without being lost
• Colored glass flecks — the demands, memories, and experiences being processed
• Vintage cat’s-eye marble closure — the whole self, still present above the noise
• Glass vessel — a visible boundary around what feels difficult to organize

Two color variations are available:

• Red and amber — active, focused, and fired with thought
• Blue and yellow — internal, reflective, and resting

Neither state means anything is missing.

Your marble is exactly where you left it—holding everything together.

You are not losing your marbles; they are right here!!

About This Piece

Each vessel is a handcrafted symbolic art object. Natural and reclaimed materials vary in color, shape, texture, and placement; no two pieces are identical, they are completely unique.

These are symbolic tools, not guarantees. They are not intended for consumption.

House of Ravenstone does not prescribe how an owner must keep, use, alter, or release a piece. Once it is yours, its meaning—and what you choose to do with it—belongs to you.

Keep it where you can see it. Put it away. Set it down. Bury it, break it, or dispose of it when you are finished with it. The ending is yours.

Meaning is chosen. The owner retains responsibility.

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