Vesica Piscis Collection

The Vesica Piscis — Latin for "fish bladder" — is the origin point of all sacred geometry. Two equal circles, each centered on the circumference of the other, creating the almond-shaped intersection that contains the square root of 3, the equilateral triangle, and the golden ratio within its proportions.

From this single construction, all other sacred geometry can be derived. It is the first form — the moment when unity (one circle) becomes duality (two circles) and creates the space between them where all creation occurs. The Vesica Piscis appears in Christian art as the mandorla, in Islamic architecture, and in ancient Egyptian sacred geometry.

"The Vesica Piscis is the most fundamental of all the sacred geometric forms. It is the womb of the universe, the origin point from which all other forms emerge."