Designed as display-worthy pieces
Built to feel like fantasy artifacts instead of generic novelty accessories.
ORIGINAL DESIGN / HANDMADE / U.S. FOCUS
Dark relic energy, forged into collectible handmade kunai.
Castlic blends gothic jewelry language, fantasy artifact styling, and hand-finished details into statement pieces made for collectors, alt-fashion buyers, and gift-driven shoppers in the U.S.
Featured Drop
Original Design & Handmade
Made for gifting and collector energy
Strong silhouettes, premium presentation, and dark-fantasy mood for U.S. buyers.
Motion-rich storefront presentation
Layered particles, slower reveal timing, and calmer hover effects create a more premium feel.
Relic Finder
Choose the mood your next piece should carry.
A quick interactive guide for shoppers who like the look, but want a faster way to decide which Castlic energy fits them.
Ritual Object
For collectors drawn to darker symbolism.
Choose ornate metal detail, sapphire-like blue highlights, and a silhouette that feels ceremonial rather than casual.
Explore Matching PiecesCollection
Three signature kunai pieces, each shaped like a relic from the same dark universe.
Positioned for the U.S. market with a boutique, collector-first tone.
Artifact No. 01
Blue Sigil Fang
Shop this pieceSharp geometric blade styling balanced by ornate silverwork and a jewel-like blue drop.
Artifact No. 02
Cathedral Thorn
Shop this pieceChain detailing and cathedral-inspired framing give this piece a ritual-object presence.
Artifact No. 03
Nocturne Crest
Shop this pieceFiligree-heavy architecture with a rich sapphire highlight for a darker premium tone.
Founder Story
Felix Hunt, Founder
Brand Story
A gothic collector's eye, a maker's hands, and a young founder turning obsession into form.
Founder
Felix Hunt, Founder
Felix Hunt is a 22-year-old maker drawn to gothic culture, blade silhouettes, dark romantic styling, and hands-on DIY craft. Castlic started as a personal obsession with building objects that felt part jewelry, part relic, and part collector display piece.
Instead of chasing mass-market novelty, the brand leans into a slower process: choosing components carefully, testing proportions, and shaping each piece until it feels like it belongs to the same dark universe. That mix of subculture taste and handmade patience is what gives Castlic its identity.
For the U.S. market, the goal is clear: create statement objects that feel memorable enough to gift, display, photograph, and collect.
Blind Box Series
The full relic lineup, reimagined as a mystery-box collectible drop.
Instead of treating the final image as only a banner, this section positions it as a standalone product series for the U.S. market: a curated blind box concept built around surprise, display value, and repeat-purchase curiosity.
- One mystery design from the Castlic relic lineup
- Built for gifting, fandom collecting, and repeat orders
- Dark-fantasy presentation with boutique positioning
Mystery Series
Featured Product
Castlic Blind Box Series
A mystery-format collectible line that turns the five signature handmade kunai into a drop-style product with stronger perceived rarity.
Collector Feedback
What early collectors are saying about Castlic.
Styled more like premium collectible objects than generic accessories.
★★★★★
"The packaging already felt premium, but the kunai itself looked even better in person. It feels like something between gothic jewelry and a fantasy relic."
★★★★★
"I bought one because I love dark aesthetics and blade design, and it immediately became the centerpiece of my shelf. The detailing gives it real collector energy."
★★★★★
"This feels designed by someone who actually understands gothic culture instead of copying trends. It has mood, structure, and a handmade presence that photographs beautifully."
★★★★★
"I ordered it as a gift, but the piece looked so good in the box that I almost kept it for myself. The dark detailing makes it feel much more special than a regular accessory."
★★★★★
"The blade shape, blue stones, and silverwork all feel intentional. It has the kind of display value that makes people ask where it came from."