Natural History of Dragons

Bound in gold-foiled cloth with gilded edges that catch the light, a dragon-rider’s handbook waits to be opened.

Presented as a late nineteenth-century volume prepared for the students of the Académie Solomonar, it explores the secret lives of dragons with meticulous detail and lavish illustration. Within its pages are accounts of their anatomy, life cycles, habits, and habitats, alongside ancient lore, superstitions, and the elusive mechanics of dragon flight. A ribbon marker rests between richly designed spreads, lending the feel of a treasured archive discovered at the back of a forgotten library.

An heirloom of fire and folklore, fit for any well-stocked shelf.

Size: 30.4 x 1.2 x 26.5 cm (12 x 0.5 x 10.4 inches)