Love and Deepspace: Rafayel Rectangular Can Badge - Temple's Sunset Ver
Product details
Our favorite Lemurian artist is looking absolutely ethereal in this 1st Anniversary release. If you've been following Rafayel's journey and the deep lore of the God of the Tides, this "Temple's Sunset" badge is a piece of that story you can actually hold. It's not just a badge; it's a captured moment of that mysterious, playful, and deeply devoted spirit we love.
Visual Highlights
The artwork features Rafayel in his iconic God of the Tides attire, complete with those intricate blue markings and gold accessories that reference his hidden past. The "Starlight Sand" base gives the entire badge a shimmering, magical finish that catches the light beautifully—almost like sunlight hitting the ocean surface. His secretive "shhh" pose and that soft gaze? It's enough to make any Rafayel stan's heart skip a beat.
For Collectors
This is a premium rectangular badge, offering a much wider canvas for the art than your standard circular pin. As part of the 1st Anniversary collection, it's a commemorative piece that celebrates a year of memories in Linkon City. It looks stunning on an ita-bag or displayed in a collection case where the starlight finish can really shine.
- Product Type: Rectangular Can Badge
- Character: Rafayel
- Series: Love and Deepspace 1st Anniversary (Echoes of the Tides)
- Material: Tin (Tinplate)
- Craft: Starlight Sand Base
- Size: Approx. 86*54mm
⚠️ Handle with care to avoid scratches on the shimmering surface.
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