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Redemption
400 Tokens
Redemption is a generative fine‑art NFT collection for Lent: stark charcoal and ink meditations on sorrow, surrender and grace. Each piece is a contemplative study of posture and light — bowed heads, clasped hands, veils and crosses — rendered in high‑contrast chiaroscuro with a single accent of red, gold or violet.
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