Dudderhouse Hill Long Cairn

Inspired by Dudderhouse Hill Long Cairn

Rising above Malham Tarn, this long cairn is partially buried in the hill itself, following a line drawn by landscape and imagination. It hints at passage—not only of time, but of spirit.

This design features a long, soft ridge running corner to corner across a flat surface—subtle, graceful, and barely felt beneath the fingers. Its’ asymmetry suggests movement, not stasis.

Formed in 925 sterling silver using ancient hammer-and-pour techniques, it bears faint dimples and lines, preserved from the casting to reflect imperfection as elegance.

For those walking long paths, this piece offers continuity—quiet, slow, and sacred.