Hundreds of scallop shells are packed together, all ridged and fan-shaped. The colors are unreal: warm amber, coral, and orange next to cool lavender, cobalt blue, and deep indigo, with soft mauve and blush in between. Light hits the raised lines and makes them glow, while the grooves stay dark and shadowed. The shells overlap at all angles and sizes, so it feels busy but rhythmic, not messy. It looks like something you’d find washed up at the tide line, or arranged in a collector’s box. Saturated, textured, and layered. Like sunset colors turned into something you can hold.