An exceptionally preserved Ophiura from the Ordovician, where delicate structure meets deep time. This fossil captures the fragile geometry of one of Earth’s earliest echinoderms, with fine arm articulation still clearly visible against the stone. Prepared and stabilized by hand, the piece balances scientific authenticity with visual calm. Mounted on a minimal metal base, it reads less as a specimen and more as a sculptural object. Quiet, precise, and unmistakably ancient a natural statement piece shaped by time rather than design.