It's more than art
The Meaning Behind the Markings.
They’re more than just traits.
They’re signals.
And if you’re holding one, you’re part of the story it tells.
Laurel Reef Trait
Hum Trait
Mannaz Trait
Uruz Trait
Necking Giraffes GRFF
Okapi GRFF
White Giraffe GRFF
Mohawk Trait
Angel Wings Trait
Butterfly Trait
Bee Trait
Calf GRFF
Traits that tell a story
What Do My GRFF Traits Mean?
Special Traits
Behind every special trait is a reason – a rarity and a message that matters. These are the ones to watch.
Laurel Crown
Caesar’s ‘Cameleopard’ Legacy
A symbol of the first giraffe to enter Europe in 46 BCE. This giraffe, a gift to Caesar from Cleopatra in Egypt, was part of Caesar’s victory parade in Rome. Unfamiliar Romans named it “cameleopard,” now reflected in its species name, camelopardalis. This trait ties GRFFs to ancient history, showing that giraffes have always been legendary.
The Hum
Actions That Speak Volumes
Giraffes communicate through low-frequency hums, around 92 Hz, which are below human hearing. Additionally, they use visual signals like ear flicks, head tosses, and neck gestures to communicate with each other. This trait reminds us that actions, even subtle ones, often speak louder than words.
Rainbow Mohawk
Love in All its Forms
This trait embodies diversity, freedom of expression, and the courage to be seen, capturing the unique spirit of every Ordinal. It’s a nod to individuality, pride, and the strength found in being unapologetically yourself. Stand tall, shine bright, and honor the beauty of every identity.
Mannaz Rune Necklace
Symbol of Humanity and Self-Awareness
The Mannaz Rune embodies humanity, self-awareness, and community. This trait encourages individuality while nurturing connections, aligning with the WandrLust spirit of global explorers.
Uruz Rune Necklace
Primal Strength
The Uruz Rune symbolises raw power and resilience. Like the untamed wild, this trait embodies courage and resilience, reminding you to harness your inner power and face challenges with determination.
Bee
Buzzing with Purpose
Bees, like giraffes, are crucial pollinators, transferring pollen as they feed and keeping ecosystems alive. Just as bees move pollen from flower to flower and giraffes carry it on their faces, their collective actions sustain biodiversity. The bee trait in the GRFF collection reminds us that small actions, when combined, make a big difference.
Butterfly
One Flower at a Time
Butterflies, like giraffes, play a key role in pollination by transferring pollen as they feed, helping plants grow and ecosystems flourish. Just as pollen sticks to butterflies’ wings and giraffes’ faces, their small actions have a big impact. The butterfly trait in the GRFF collection highlights how even the smallest actions, when done collectively, can create real change.
Angel Wings
100 Angel Wings. 0 listed. The only way to get one? Earn your wings — mint three GRFFs.
This is one of the rarest honors in the collection — a symbol of remembrance, rarity, and recognition. Mint three GRFFs to receive your wings.
Angel Wings
Only 100 Exist
A Nod to the Fallen Giraffes: Only 100 GRFFs carry the Angel Wings — a rare and symbolic trait honoring the giraffes lost to poaching and habitat destruction, symbolizing the urgency to protect those that remain. Giraffe populations have declined by approximately 30% since the 1980s, with certain regions experiencing losses up to 95%. Your special GRFF is a tribute to the fallen giraffes and a reminder to safeguard those still standing – a quiet, powerful reminder that what is rare must be protected.
The Rarest of the Herd
Each 1/1 GRFF carries a unique story, crafted to represent something unforgettable. These aren’t just rare — they’re personal.
White Giraffe
The world’s last white giraffe stands alone in the wild. This 1/1 GRFF stands for him
Marked by leucism, the white giraffe carries no camouflage, its protective pigmentation stripped away. A rare anomaly in nature, surviving not by blending in, but through resilience and the safety of its herd. Only a few have ever been recorded, and today, we believe just one remains in the wild. This 1/1 GRFF stands for him, a tribute to what’s rare and irreplaceable, and a reminder to protect it. Some stories are too rare to forget. This one lives on-chain, a permanent record that he was here.
And now, his story belongs to you.
QUEEN BABY
Born to rule!
She may be little, but don’t be fooled, Queen Baby runs the show. With big eyes, bigger energy, and full main-character vibes, this 1/1 GRFF leads with heart and just the right amount of flair.
In the wild, giraffe calves are protected by the whole herd, just like Queen Baby is backed by the WandrLust tribe. A symbol of fierce love and the strength of community. No crown needed. Just confidence, care, and a glow that can’t be ignored. This Queen Baby is born to rule!
Necking Giraffes
Power Moves & Real Bonds
This 1/1 trait captures the iconic giraffe showdown, necking, where strength, instinct and power come together. It’s how giraffes establish dominance, but also how they build trust and connection.
This GRFF stands for respect earned, loyalty built, and knowing when to hold your ground.
Stand tall. Move with purpose. Stay close to your crew.
Okapi (oh·kaa·pee)
The Original Outlier
With zebra-like stripes and giraffe DNA, the okapi is one of nature’s greatest hidden masterpieces. Found only in the dense rainforests of the Congo, it wasn’t even known to science until the early 1900s. Solitary, elusive, and unmistakably unique, this GRFF reminds us: you don’t need to be loud to leave a mark. Own your difference. It’s your superpower.
MORE THAN DIGITAL ART
Your GRFF Holds a Wild Message
Each GRFF’s coat pattern mirrors real giraffe species — the rarer the pattern in nature, the rarer it is in our collection. With eight unique types, your GRFF reflects real-world populations and highlights species that need protection.
Kordofan
(G. c. antiquorum) – Giraffa camelopardalis antiquorum
%
of the collection
Luangwa
(G. t. thornicrofti) – Giraffa tippelskirchi thornicrofti
%
of the collection
Masai
(G. t. tippelskirchi) – Giraffa tippelskirchi tippelskirchi
%
of the collection
Nubian
(G. c. camelopardalis) – Giraffa camelopardalis camelopardalis
%
of the collection
Reticulated
(Giraffa reticulata)
%
of the collection
S. African
(G. g. giraffa) – Giraffa giraffa giraffa
%
of the collection
W. African
(G. c. peralta) – Giraffa camelopardalis peralta
%
of the collection
Angolan
(G. g. angolensis) – Giraffa giraffa angolensis
%
of the collection
