Black line drawing sheet of twelve crystal clusters in a grid, offered as fine line tattoo flash designs.

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Crystal cluster flash sheet

Fine line · Black and grey · Flash

A grid of twelve crystal cluster designs drawn in black outline on a white background. Each cluster is built from angular, faceted points with thin, even linework and no shading. The designs are arranged in four rows of three, each shown as a separate standalone motif.

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A story inspired by this tattoo · fiction

The snow had not yet settled on Brannock Pass when Dad sent me up with the mule and the lamp. He told me to bring back whatever the rockfall had shaken loose, and not to touch anything still bedded in the scree, because the mountain kept its own accounts. I thought he meant the weather.

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Halfway up, the fall had opened a seam of grey stone, and in it sat clusters of quartz, points stacked like the teeth of a comb, each facet so clean the lamp slid off them. I wrapped four in sacking and stowed them in the panniers. The mule, Hettie, stopped twice to look back at me, which she never did.

At the cairn a man in a pressed coat was waiting with a theodolite and a ledger. He wanted the pass measured for a railway that would never be built, and he offered me a shilling a stone for every crystal I could carry down. I told him the mountain had its own accounts. He laughed, then looked at the sacking, and the lamp caught the faces through the cloth and threw small white stars across the snow.

I kept one back. The others went down in his cart. In spring I set the spare on the windowsill above the sink, and by June a hairline of new growth had crept over its tip, faint as frost, and I stopped minding about the shilling.