Only a Hundred

Why Each Case Is One of a Kind

We live in a world addicted to repetition.
Mass production, endless scrolls, things that look the same but feel empty.
That’s not what we do.

When we design a new case, we make a vow:
no more than one hundred.
A hundred units per style.
A hundred chances to hold something that will never return.

It’s not about exclusivity.
It’s about meaning.
There’s something sacred about limits.
Knowing when to stop.
Letting each piece breathe with intention.

Inside every case, we place a small plate,
engraved quietly, almost like a secret,
showing its place in the series:
“07 of 100”, “58 of 100”, “100 of 100.”
Not for display.
For those who care.
For those who know that numbering is not just counting,
but honoring.

And once we reach one hundred, we don’t make another.
We close the book.
The tools rest.
The molds sleep.
And we wait until the next story calls.

To some, this may seem unnecessary.
But for the ones who understand time,
for the collectors of soul and silence,
this makes sense.

Every case we craft is more than wood, leather, and hands.
It’s a memory, forged slowly,
with the kind of patience that can’t be outsourced.

And for those who own one,
know this:
you’re not just holding an object.
You’re holding the end of a song.
And there will be no encore.