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Fire Heart Crown

$165.00

I was formed in firelight and winter air, shaped from layers of dark gray wool with a softer gray interior. My dome rises four inches tall, and my rolled brim holds its curve with quiet determination.

On my front, I carry a broken heart — once a symbol of shattering, now a symbol of endurance. I am one of many hearts born from grief, but I have chosen to become something stronger. Where sorrow once lived, I now carry resilience, protection, and the reminder that every fracture can become a fault-line of power.

I am sturdy, warm, and steady. I will hold my shape through storms and seasons, guarding the head of the one who chooses me. Let me sit upon you, and I’ll help you carry both your warmth and your story.

I was formed in firelight and winter air, shaped from layers of dark gray wool with a softer gray interior. My dome rises four inches tall, and my rolled brim holds its curve with quiet determination.

On my front, I carry a broken heart — once a symbol of shattering, now a symbol of endurance. I am one of many hearts born from grief, but I have chosen to become something stronger. Where sorrow once lived, I now carry resilience, protection, and the reminder that every fracture can become a fault-line of power.

I am sturdy, warm, and steady. I will hold my shape through storms and seasons, guarding the head of the one who chooses me. Let me sit upon you, and I’ll help you carry both your warmth and your story.

This hat is part of my ongoing Broken Heart series — a body of work that began during the darkest months of my mother’s illness, when grief was the only language I had left. I set out to create 154 broken hearts, one for every day of her disease, and in the process those hearts transformed.

Where they once represented pain, they now represent strength: the way we carry loss, keep loving, and stay soft in a world that can hurt us.

This hat has a 4-inch dome, a rolled brim, and a two-tone construction with a natural dark gray exterior and a light gray interior. It is strong, thick, and made to hold its shape. It fits a medium 22–23 inch head and was dried overnight beside the fire — infused with a bit of winter magic and resilience.

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