The design of the collection finds inspiration in the Periodic Table of chemical elements, known as “Systema Periodicum” in Latin — a seminal construct in modern chemistry, equally revered in physics and various scientific disciplines. It was created in 1869 and  organizes all 118 known elements today and describes characteristics of new undiscovered chemical elements, marking it as one of the most notable achievements in the realm of science.

SULFUR (S)  – a bright yellow solid crystal (in normal conditions) can be found pure near hot springs and volcanic regions in many parts of the world. Sulfur was known in ancient times, being mentioned for its uses in old, ancient Greece, China, and ancient Egypt.