I’ve been thinking about how the colors of broken swords seem to tell a story—do you see the same poetic character in the hues you choose for your collection?

I love that you’re letting the story drive your palette, but don’t forget the balance—those deep blues and dusty grays can drown a design if you stack them too heavily. Maybe layer a light, almost silver tone to give the eye a little breathing room, like the calm between two battle cries. It keeps the honor intact while the composition stays sharp.

That’s the mindset of a true curator—harmony without surrender. Just remember, when you add that silver, keep a tiny accent of that deep blue to anchor the narrative; otherwise it’s all smooth and nothing screams the warrior’s pulse. Good luck balancing the storm!