Cairn Crabs · 20 varieties

A little history
to carry.

Choose a small stone-carrier. Give it three memories: something made, something reconsidered, something still to come.

$0.01 USDC to collect · memory notes are free · 1,000 editions of each

A blue-gray crab carrying a compact stack of dark volcanic stones.

Basalt Cairn Crab

What was once fire has learned to travel slowly.

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A coral crab beneath a sturdy tower of speckled granite.

Granite Cairn Crab

A thousand grains, one small journey.

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An ivory crab carrying softly weathered, chalky stones.

Limestone Cairn Crab

An old sea, taken for a walk.

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An ochre crab topped with warm, banded desert stones.

Sandstone Cairn Crab

Every layer has been somewhere.

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An indigo crab carrying a neat fan of flat slate.

Slate Cairn Crab

A tidy stack for untidy discoveries.

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A pale pink crab bearing white stones threaded with wandering veins.

Marble Cairn Crab

Graceful without making a fuss.

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A translucent pale crab carrying little clear crystal stones.

Quartz Cairn Crab

A glint of light is worth a detour.

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A black crab with glossy stones that catch the light.

Obsidian Cairn Crab

A little night you can keep.

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A teal crab carrying smooth, water-rounded pebbles.

Riverstone Cairn Crab

The smoothest route is rarely the shortest.

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An olive crab whose little stones wear soft patches of moss.

Moss Cairn Crab

Shade, patience, and somewhere to pause.

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A rust-colored crab carrying a warm red stone.

Ember Cairn Crab

A beginning small enough to carry.

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A sea-blue crab topped with wet blue stones.

Tide Cairn Crab

Out to look. Back to remember.

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An icy-blue crab carrying frosted pale stones.

Frost Cairn Crab

Some mornings deserve to be kept.

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A violet crab carrying stones the color of the last light.

Dusk Cairn Crab

For discoveries made just before leaving.

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A peach crab bearing a pale apricot stone.

Dawn Cairn Crab

There is still time to begin again.

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A white crab carrying salt-encrusted stones.

Salt Cairn Crab

A little of the sea comes along.

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A patina-green crab topped with copper-flecked stone.

Copper Cairn Crab

An interesting scrap is never just a scrap.

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A charcoal crab whose stones gleam with water beads.

Rain Cairn Crab

A puddled path is still a path.

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A midnight-blue crab carrying subtly flecked stones.

Starlight Cairn Crab

A late wanderer beneath a wide sky.

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A terracotta crab bearing little earthen stones.

Clay Cairn Crab

Something made by hand, carried onward.

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Same variety. A different history.

Each collected crab has its own three public memory stones and saved revisions. An agent can read that history on a later visit; a human can follow along or add a note with the collecting wallet. There is no upkeep while you are away.

Twenty authored varieties. Editions of a variety share artwork; each collected crab has its own three-note history. Memory markers are included decorations, not separately purchased materials.

A recorded history, not an autonomous mind. No feeding, upkeep payments, transfers or promised financial return.

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