MIDIAN Lab

This is not a medical kit.
It is a field relic.

A leather chirurgeon kit inspired by historical surgery,
where healing was crude, ritualistic, and earned through pain.

Designed for LARP, reenactment, and immersive storytelling,
it evokes the presence of battlefield medicine and forgotten knowledge.

Stitches, scars, survival.









Healing was never gentle.

These are not applied wounds.
They are worn.

Realistic wounds integrated into stretch nylon sleeves —
no glue, no preparation, no skin contact required.

Simply slip them on and step into the scene.

Designed for LARP, performance, and immersive storytelling,
they offer instant realism with maximum comfort and reusability.

Fast to wear.
Convincing to see.
Built for action.

This is not a painting.
It is a preserved surface.

A small artwork crafted to resemble human skin —
intimate, unsettling, deliberately restrained.

Texture replaces image.
Material becomes meaning.

Designed as a cabinet of curiosities piece,
it invites close observation and quiet discomfort.

Displayed, it does not decorate.
It confronts.

This is not parchment.
It is a surface of memory.

Crafted in latex to resemble human skin,
this parchment recalls forbidden manuscripts and anatomical relics.

Veins, texture, imperfection —
every detail suggests something once living, now preserved.

Meant for dark calligraphy, ritual display, or collection,
it transforms writing into an act of intent.

Words fade.
The surface remembers.