Obsession knows no bounds for "Game of Thrones" fans, but one person went above and beyond when it came to recreating the iconic house sigils featured in the series.
Inspired by the descriptions of house symbols in George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire,"Redditor WholeDwarf set to work making 39 miniature shields.
She used a technique called "quilling"— a 3D paper artform that requires nothing but paper and glue to create filigree patterns.
Scroll down to learn more about quilling and this incredibly detailed art.
WholeDwarf wanted to make the House Stark sigil first — a grey direwolf's head.
The project quickly spiraled into an entire set of sigils. Here's the Targaryen three-headed dragon.
Each house sigil is glued to a paper shield measuring 3.25" wide by 3.75" tall.
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