In many traditions, geometry reflects the universe's fundamental structure.

Decagram refers to the 10-pointed star, a combination of One (I) and Zero (O), symbolizing perfection, the first couple, the created and the non-created, the beginning and end.

Pythagoras called 10 ‘the best’ and Agrippa ‘the number of all’ or ‘universal.'

Amber finds herself continually drawn to the symbolism of the number 10, signifying the primal union of the masculine and feminine, but also the inherent allure of the motifs themselves—the captivating polygons that beckon her. With each examination, she delves deeper, pondering the essence of these individual shapes.

Today, they transform before her eyes into celestial angels, sparking curiosity and contemplation anew.