SW-2026-257068
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The chip setup for this item hasn’t been recorded.
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The NFC chip is on the certificate. It checks the certificate’s signed record, not the item itself.
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You can always open this record using its workshop serial.
Yenta Girl, Printed in Layers
the QR mark on the work
The printed QR sits on the same label and opens this record when scanned.
Missing, lifted, or a different look or number? Write to us before you rely on this work.
Certificate PDF, proof bundle, and public log confirmation.
Keep these documents with your piece. Technical proof files are available further down.
Public evidence for everyone. Signed-in owners receive the owner-authorized files too.
The workshop’s guidance on looking after this work.
Keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight, which fades pigments and fibers over time. Dust gently with a dry, soft cloth — no sprays or cleaning products. Avoid damp rooms and sharp swings in temperature or humidity. Handle by the edges or the base, with clean, dry hands.
The latest pass for each method, strongest first, and what it proves.
The NFC chip was present and answered a live challenge.
The printed mark matched our workshop records.
Saving this record creates a bookmark. Ownership registration is separate.
The registered owner can see medium, dimensions, who it was made for, and signed certificate scans here. Sign in as the owner →
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Each entry shows that method’s most recent pass — a live chip answer is stronger evidence than a record lookup. This is not a complete scan log. How checks work
Registered ownership and transfers. Names shown as initials.
Published events, workshop notes, and supporting evidence.
Published lifecycle statements and the latest successful check of each kind. This is not a complete scan log. These events are separate from the current check.
Newest first · Times in UTC
Signed lifecycle statement with a public-log entry. It does not prove the physical piece.
6fa2bc70bad15d0b3590063b9447c2b3b3e21b4292ff92766744317b03f0b310Signed lifecycle statement with a public-log entry. It does not prove the physical piece.
d912fda5448068aee6d75c4a877f0d20df11ae5c86ceac4c9c81d4f967b749d9Signed lifecycle statement with a public-log entry. It does not prove the physical piece.
52f070048016e7001257b214225d0f36569460ddf7084f47758ddfc05cecf3f8Signed lifecycle statement with a public-log entry. It does not prove the physical piece.
6a7e81444f8b9c2041194e2dcae51a7b608a92269310d12463f751cea070bbd5The printed mark matched the workshop record. Latest recorded pass for this method.
Workshop check summaryThe chip answered a live challenge. Latest recorded pass for this method.
Workshop check summaryDated signatures, fingerprints, and files you can verify yourself.
On 10 Sept 2026, a fingerprint of this record was written to a public log nobody can edit or erase — like a notary’s dated stamp anyone can check. It shows this exact file existed and was signed by Sunlit Workshop at that time. It does not prove the physical piece in your hand — for that, match the seal above. Check on Sigstore →
how this record reached the log
The record’s fingerprint is filed in a public log as workshop entry 2,777,409,373 and the work’s own entry 2,786,513,160 (workshop filed 10 Sept 2026).
These fingerprints belong to the certificate PDF. Anyone can download the files and confirm the certificate is unchanged.
9cdb923b3f1e9c1c8a4bb36c4a1bfb38747b161f2b433a5caeb6b0b6574d49acVerify with the standard client: ots verify coa.pdf.ots
e23b9a4dcf1a4796a1bed9fe460b6e4dCheck offline with rekor-cli and the workshop’s public signing certificate at /trust/doc-signing.pem:rekor-cli verify --artifact provenance.json --signature provenance.json.sig --public-key doc-signing.pem
You don’t need these to trust the record — they let anyone confirm it without us.
What a third party can look up independently, without asking us.