Collecting & Care

"Only what you hold is truly yours."

In an era where music is rented from servers and art is compressed into pixels, we are slowly forgetting the weight of culture. A Spotify playlist can be deleted. A digital gallery can go offline. But a physical album? A hardcover artbook? These are time capsules.

Welcome to the Bahomu Archive. Today, we celebrate the artifacts that deserve a permanent place on your shelf—not just as merchandise, but as proof of the worlds you've explored.

The Curated Collection

1. The Diva: Robin's "INSIDE" Album

Artifact: Honkai: Star Rail Robin "INSIDE" Physical CD

This is not merely a soundtrack; it is a piece of Penacony's history. Designed with the aesthetic of a golden-age vinyl record, this album captures the celestial voice of the Halovian singer. Holding the lyric book, feeling the texture of the sleeve—it creates an intimate connection with the idol that a digital stream simply cannot replicate.

2. The Masterpiece: 1999 Artbook Vol. 1 & 2

Artifact: Reverse: 1999 Illustration Collection

Reverse: 1999 is celebrated for its distinctive, oil-painting art style. However, mobile screens compress these details. The physical artbook allows you to see every brushstroke, every texture overlay, and every design note. It is a bible for artists and a gallery for collectors.

3. The Symphony: Inazuma's Eternal Sound

Artifact: Genshin Impact "Realm of Tranquil Eternity" OST Box

The music of Inazuma is a complex tapestry of traditional Japanese instruments and modern orchestration. This deluxe box set gives that grandeur a physical form. The weight of the box, the accompanying score booklet—it feels like holding a piece of Teyvat itself. It is a tribute to the composer's genius.

4. The Philosopher: Ratio's Geometry

Artifact: HSR "Allegory of the Cave" Album

Inspired by Dr. Ratio, this album is "Intellectual Decor." The design utilizes geometric shapes and philosophical motifs reminiscent of Plato's Cave. It challenges the viewer to look beyond the shadows. Placing this on your shelf is a statement of reason and rationality.

Preservation 101: Keeping Your Collection Mint

Humidity is the Enemy: Paper yellows and discs rot in high humidity. Store your collection in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight (UV rays fade spine colors).

The OBI Strip: Never throw away the paper strip (OBI) that wraps around the spine of Japanese/Asian CDs. In the collector's market, a missing OBI can devalue the item by 50%.

Archive Data Matrix

"Stream for convenience. Collect for eternity."

Are you ready to build your physical library?