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Keraneaux

Per aspera ad astra.

Parent of Black Wire Group and Mobius Launch.

Roman marble votive relief of Jupiter and Juno; the god holds his thunderbolt. — Votive relief, Jupiter and Juno
marble, early 3rd c. CE · CC0

Companies

Black Wire Group On-site computers, networks and security for small businesses. Operating Mobius Launch Aerospace development. In development

Material

Votive relief, Jupiter and Juno, marble, early 3rd c. CE. — Votive relief, Jupiter and Juno marble, early 3rd c. CE · CC0

Tinia, bronze, c. 425-400 BCE. — Tinia bronze, c. 425-400 BCE · CC0

Votive relief, Jupiter Dolichenus, marble, early 3rd c. CE. — Votive relief, Jupiter Dolichenus marble, early 3rd c. CE · PD

Zeus of Smyrna, marble, Roman period. — Zeus of Smyrna marble, Roman period · PD

Vajra, thunderbolt sceptre, bronze, ca. 10th c.. — Vajra, thunderbolt sceptre bronze, ca. 10th c. · CC0

Vajra, thunderbolt sceptre, gilt bronze, early 14th c.. — Vajra, thunderbolt sceptre gilt bronze, early 14th c. · CC0

Vajradhara, silver and semiprecious stones, 15th c.. — Vajradhara silver and semiprecious stones, 15th c. · PD

Objects: The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Cleveland Museum of Art, Open Access (CC0); Art Institute of Chicago and Wikimedia Commons, public domain. Recoloured here.

Contact

info@keraneaux.com