IV COLLECTION REVIEW

When creating a collection that directly succeeds the 3rd Delivery and indirectly succeeds The God Collection and The God Collection Reimagined, you're faced with a question: Can you instill the same sense of urgency in people to acquire this as you did with the 3rd delivery? The 4th Collection, aptly named the "IV Collection" orbits around Greco-Roman myths, something synonymous with Quintessential Arts' signature. With little to no ambitions of going out of our way to make an impression, but rather to pick up where we left off. The 3rd Delivery was teased in the spring of 2020 as a tie-dye collection, only to be released in the summer of 2021 after much refinement and strategic changes – subconsciously paving the way for the IV Collection. If the 3rd Delivery is as infamous as we imagine it to be for establishing our niche market, earning us the respect and die-hard clientele and new clientele alike; it set a standard, one that nearly surpassed The God Collection but is ultimately superseded by the IV Collection a collection that's quick to incorporate elements from previous collections, refining them into a more minimalistic, peculiar, and perplexing forms. The chess game speaks a language of its own, a level above everyday opulence. It makes the collection holistic, aiding in communicating the intent – clear the way we're here to stay.