The full catalog
The signature line covers the numbers. This page covers everything else: the materials series, the formats, and the commissions we are willing to discuss. Tap any die for a closer look.
The materials series
Limited runs in stone, resin, and metal. Numbers are fixed per material and are not negotiable, except through our bespoke desk, where everything is negotiable.
Crimson resin, silver fleck
A six with a temper. Catches the light mid-roll, which gives the other players something to look at besides the result.
Swirled ocean resin
Calm, blue, and permanently a four. Popular with therapists, sailors, and one air traffic controller who buys them by the dozen.
Smoked translucent resin
A moody little two. Looks like it knows something. It does: it knows it will roll a two.
Italian marble
Cut from the same stone family the old masters used. They carved uncertainty out of marble. We carve it out entirely.
Cast bronze, aged patina
Built to outlive you and keep rolling fives for your grandchildren. Estate lawyers ask about this one a lot.
Black onyx, engraved gold
Ships with a letter of authenticity confirming it will roll a six. The letter is signed before the die is made. We stand by the order of operations.
Formats
Walnut, grapefruit sized
A paperweight that settles arguments. Too large to roll casually, which is fine, because you already know how it lands.
Maple, brass keyring
A humble one for your keys. A quiet reminder, every time you leave the house, that some things can be counted on.
All six values, walnut case
One of each number in a velvet lined case, so you are prepared for any outcome you already chose. The complete argument settler.
Your call entirely
Monogrammed pips, exotic hardwoods, unusual numbers. Werner once made a die that rolls a seven. He asks that you not request another.
Your dice are being polished as we speak. The outcome of your order was never in doubt, and neither is the outcome of your dice.