- Fabricate the single finished object and matching certificate.
- Build genuine custom protective presentation packaging.
- Owner physically inspects object, packaging, photography, and shipping test.
- Issue one private acquisition code; a request is not a reservation.
- After payment, archive the object as acquired forever—no restock or edition extension.
OBJECT FC-000 · EDITION 1/1
THE CUP THAT WASN'T NEEDED
One hand-finished decorative stoneware object. The underlying white vessel is mass-produced; edition 1/1 refers only to the uniquely finished FC-000.
Numbered, documented, placed in custom-cut hand-assembled presentation packaging, and permanently removed from sale after acquisition. No restock, edition extension, or public release schedule.
VERIFIED LAUNCH STANDARD
What runs now. What stays gated.
One genuinely unique object, edition 1/1, with a numbered certificate, custom presentation, permanent archive record, and no public release schedule. Interest and sample requests are open; paid activation or fulfillment remains controlled by the specific gates below.
- No sale before physical inspection
- No duplicate, restock, edition extension, or predictable public schedule
- No fabricated provenance or material claims
- No packaging that is merely mocked up
- single active code
- code expiry
- one inventory unit
- duplicate payment prevention
- archive transition
- shipping damage checklist
- refund/cancellation path
After the finished object and actual photos pass inspection, record 150 verified non-bot unique visits from at least two non-owner sources and attributable acquisition requests.
Physical inspection, package drop test, insured shipment, receipt, and archive transition are evidenced.
A packaging, photography, positioning, or acquisition-flow change is tested against a second comparable audience.
The $444 payment, fabrication, packaging, shipping, insurance, fees, and owner minutes are recorded.
Preserve versioned inputs, outputs, consents, provider IDs, costs, owner minutes, and an append-only event trail without exposing customer secrets.
A sale is not success by itself; evaluate only after payment, delivery, settled payout, the 14-day return window, and an iteration. A no-sale result requires 300 qualified visits, 40 direct exposures, two iterations, and 30 acquisition-ready days.