The Eye of Gorynych — Back Print Hoodie

In Slavic myth, the Nav is the far shore of the world — the land of the dead, where shadows keep their own order. The bestiary of VYASNA records what moves there.

Entry №005. Zmey Gorynych is canon — the three-headed serpent of Russian fairy tales, met at the Kalinov Bridge, where the road out of the living world becomes a trial. The tales gave him many faces; we kept the oldest and darkest one. In Shadows of Nav he is no monster and no conqueror, but the warden of the border between worlds. He does not hunt, and he wants no gold: whoever would cross into the Nav must pay a price worthy of the crossing itself. Three heads, one will — one watches the travelers, one the bridge, one the river. Nothing passes unseen. The record holds only what a witness could carry away: a single eye, watching. No one has seen the warden whole and returned to draw him.

The record is printed large across the back — creature and archive line together, as a full page of the bestiary. The front stays clean; the VYASNA wordmark is printed inside the collar. Midweight cotton-blend fleece hoodie, brushed inside, deep black.

Fit note: this blank runs slim — if in doubt, take one size up. Wear the record.