ノートルダム大聖堂キーキャップセット – 文豪シリーズ：ユーゴー

Some buildings are not stacked with stones—they are held up by stories, fate, and prayers.

Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre-Dame is exactly such a building.

And I want to turn it into a piece of literature you can type on.

This time, I took all the most vital imagery from the novel, tore them apart, shattered them, and rearranged them anew: 

the Rose Window, the broken pupil, the gargoyle’s gaze, praying hands, the fiery vault…

Each keycap is like a stone carving stripped straight from the walls of Notre-Dame.

Gray-white stone wall texture — the weathered skin of time Golden crack mending — inspired by Japanese kintsugi, a symbol that wounds are also part of the story Gothic arch window structure — not mere decoration, but the skeleton of an era

Crimson × purple-gold × raw white — three main tones for three fates: Love, Judgement, Redemption.

Press Shift for the flames of the sanctuary. Press Caps Lock for the seal of faith. Press the Windows key for the echo of the bells.

Even Delete is shaped into Quasimodo’s heart.

I want this keycap set to be more than just “good-looking”. I want every tap to carry a story, weight, and a faint warmth of faith.