Hourglass Sigil Leather Stamp | Ancient Time Symbol | Ritual Leatherworking Stamp | Relic Mark Tool for Grimoires, Journals & Armor

Time does not pass.
It presses.

This leather stamp bears the Hourglass Sigil — an ancient symbol associated with passage, burden, and return. Long before clocks measured minutes, this form was used to mark objects meant to endure: journals intended to outlast their authors, tools carried through years of use, and armor worn through moments that shaped the person beneath it.

The crossing lines represent the narrowing of choice — the point where many paths collapse into one. The widened chambers above and below speak to what comes before and after: departure and return, the self before a burden is taken on and the self that remains afterward.

When pressed into leather, clay, wax, paper, or other receptive surfaces, the mark feels unearthed rather than applied — as though the symbol was already present, waiting to be revealed.

This is not a decorative stamp.
It is a symbolic mark tool.