Inns / Caemlyn · The Wheel of Time
The Queen’s Blessing
A crowned woman and kneeling figure develop the book’s sign imagery within our own decorative burgundy-and-gold frame.
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Signs for places you wish you could visit.A FIELD GUIDE TO FICTIONAL PLACES
Behind the sign.
Every place has a story.
- WHERE TO FIND IT
- Caemlyn · The Wheel of Time
- ON THE BOOKSHELF
- Robert Jordan · The Eye of the World
The local knowledge
Basel Gill’s inn in Caemlyn offers Rand and Mat a place to turn after Thom recommends it. Gill’s loyalties and hospitality give the establishment a character beyond its rooms and tables. Jordan also describes its painted sign, providing a starting point for a new visual interpretation.
Our interpretation
A crowned woman and kneeling figure develop the book’s sign imagery within our own decorative burgundy-and-gold frame.