FREMURRAN
The planet Fremurran: a dark sphere with a thin ring

Indoor and outdoor pieces

Not from this planet.Citizenship by invitation.Embassy: Istanbul.

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Pieces

The first pieces to reach Earth.

Seen by appointment

Etched Muonionalusta iron: the Widmanstätten pattern

Iron

The iron is real.

Muonionalusta: meteoric iron, four and a half billion years old. A million years ago it fell on Tornedalen, in Swedish Lapland. On its surface, the Widmanstätten pattern. The house works this iron.

Age
4.5 billion years
Fall
Tornedalen, Swedish Lapland
Pattern
Widmanstätten
The story of the iron

Fremurran is not a furniture brand. It is a planet with an embassy on Earth.

The planet is not explained. It is sealed.

Lexicon

The house speaks its own language.

The Core
The sovereign ground where the pieces are born. Istanbul, on the Bosphorus: where two continents touch.
The Embassy
Representation in the capital of money. London, Belgravia: a mansion without a shop window, open by appointment. The Ambassador is the only one who speaks for the house.
Consulates
Riyadh, Dubai, Paris, New York.
The Roving Embassy
A yacht. Monaco, Miami, Dubai.
Citizen
Citizenship by invitation. Sale follows citizenship. The Embassy does not sell; it receives.
Passport
The numbered document of every piece, bearing the passport stamp.
Axis Mundi
The hinge of the world: Istanbul itself.
The Eclipse Series
A separate collection with a mark of its own: the dark disc.
The Fall
Once a year, in the polar night, citizens are called to the point where the iron fell.

Embassies

The Embassy opens by appointment.

No shop window. The pieces are seen at the hour the Ambassador receives.

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The Core
Istanbul, the Bosphorus
The Embassy
London, Belgravia
Consulates
Riyadh · Dubai · Paris · New York
The Roving Embassy
Monaco · Miami · Dubai

Fremurran

Double R monogram

Passport

Citizen No. 0001

Citizenship

Citizenship by invitation.

The Embassy does not sell; it receives. Sale follows citizenship. Leave your address for an invitation. The Ambassador writes.

Invitations are written by the Embassy. There is no price list.