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The vale also contains several uninhabited zones considered sacred or geologically unstable, including seasonal fissures, stonefall fields, and resonance hollows. | The vale also contains several uninhabited zones considered sacred or geologically unstable, including seasonal fissures, stonefall fields, and resonance hollows. | ||
|Representation in Media==== '''Art''' === | |Representation in Media==== '''Art''' === | ||
[[File:Artwork - Sanctuary Vale 01.jpg|thumb|Cycle Without Break]] | |||
Sanctuary Vale has inspired generations of Orasian stonecarvers, resonance-painters, and echo-mask artisans. Most works focus on the land’s shape and spiritual stillness rather than literal depiction. One of the most widely recognized pieces is the mural series ''[[Cycle Without Break]]'', displayed in Mar-Thal’s outer archive halls. Composed entirely from pigment-infused stone dust, the mural depicts the layers of the vale’s mountains from an internal, subterranean perspective. | Sanctuary Vale has inspired generations of Orasian stonecarvers, resonance-painters, and echo-mask artisans. Most works focus on the land’s shape and spiritual stillness rather than literal depiction. One of the most widely recognized pieces is the mural series ''[[Cycle Without Break]]'', displayed in Mar-Thal’s outer archive halls. Composed entirely from pigment-infused stone dust, the mural depicts the layers of the vale’s mountains from an internal, subterranean perspective. | ||
Another notable work is ''Sanctum in Pressure'', a chiseled triptych in tonal relief found in Dul-Val, carved directly into a living basalt wall. The piece depicts three moments in the vale’s memory: the arrival of the Orasians, the sealing of the Tarsuun Pass, and the echoing silence left after the Great Erosion. | Another notable work is ''[[Sanctum in Pressure]]'', a chiseled triptych in tonal relief found in Dul-Val, carved directly into a living basalt wall. The piece depicts three moments in the vale’s memory: the arrival of the Orasians, the sealing of the Tarsuun Pass, and the echoing silence left after the Great Erosion. | ||
=== '''Literature / Poetry''' === | === '''Literature / Poetry''' === | ||