Um príncipe fantástico de pedra-da-lua com tapa-olho cravejado de joias em relevo art nouveau

A delicate yet hyperdetailed front facing portrait of the mythical Vadhagh, Prince Corum Jahaelen Irsei, who wore a scarlet robe. His features, sculpted in low relief from pale, luminous moonstone, his right eye covered by a patch encrusted with dark jewels so that it resembles the orb of a fly. His left eye, large and almond shaped with a yellow pupil and purple iris. His skull, long and narrow, tapering to the chin. his ears, tapered too has no lobes and is flat against the skull. His long, fine, straight black hair swept backwards. His skin a rose pink flecked with gold. Swirling patterns of ancient runes are etched around his form. The overall aesthetic captures the ethereal beauty of art nouveau bas-relief, with flowing organic lines and a sense of mystical enchantment, reminiscent of Lalique glasswork and enchanted motifs. Description from the book The Queen of the Swords, by Michael Moorcock.