Katheros · Token Detail
Katheros #175
Katheros is a 444-piece geometric fine-art collection exploring purity of form. Each artwork is generated from structural traits like mandalas, wave interference, lattices, spirals and impossible shapes, paired with restrained palettes ranging from black-on-white to rare gold, vermilion and spectral multicolour variants. Line weight, ink texture, symmetry and density shape each composition, creating pieces that feel mathematical, meditative and quietly elegant.
Token information
- Collection
- Katheros
- Token ID
- #175
- Structure
- Line Field
- Palette
- Deep Graphite Grey
- Line Weight
- Fine
- Symmetry
- Asymmetric Balance
- Density
- Light
- Ink Texture
- Soft Feathered Edges
- Composition
- Wide Balanced
- Rarity
- Common
Owner information
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