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The Sea Is Calling NFT Collection

The Sea Is Calling NFT Collection on XRP Ledger

"The Sea Is Calling" was created during the same period I worked on the pieces for Turning Point. At first, it was meant to represent a moment of pause—a breather in the journey that collection explores. But when I stepped back and looked at the full sequence, I realized Turning Point was complete without it. At that moment, this piece didn’t even have a name. Though it shares the same visual language, it was quietly telling a different story. It came from somewhere else entirely—my lifelong connection to the ocean, as someone born and raised by the sea. It carries a sense of connection with nature and serves as a quiet ode to solitude, like much of my work—but it ultimately speaks for itself. Still, it’s a piece I poured a lot into, and one I truly love. So now I’m bringing "The Sea Is Calling" to XRPCafé as a thank-you gift to all collectors of Turning Point. I’m grateful for your support—hope it resonates with you. — Hugo Bastos

Issuer: rMPVvmZTMWZBs8sfDVYJX3i9ngQZbahUY6

Explore The Sea Is Calling NFTs on XRPL.to — buy, sell and trade on the XRP Ledger.

Frequently Asked Questions about The Sea Is Calling

What is The Sea Is Calling?

The Sea Is Calling is an NFT collection on the XRP Ledger built using the native XLS-20 NFT standard with 5 items held by 5 owners, launched 452 days ago. "The Sea Is Calling" was created during the same period I worked on the pieces for Turning Point. At first, it was meant to represent a moment of pause—a breather in the journey that collection explor

Where can I buy The Sea Is Calling NFTs?

Buy The Sea Is Calling NFTs directly on XRPL.to: create or import a wallet on XRPL.to, or connect a Ledger, and buy a listed NFT through the XRP Ledger's own NFT offers — 3-5 second settlement, no centralized exchange required. XRPL.to adds no fee; a brokered listing carries its marketplace's broker fee.

How many people own The Sea Is Calling NFTs?

5 unique addresses currently hold The Sea Is Calling NFTs out of 5 total items in the collection. The owner count updates as NFTs are bought, sold, and transferred on-chain.

Are The Sea Is Calling NFTs verified?

The Sea Is Calling has not yet been verified on XRPL.to. Always check the issuer (taxon), holder count, and trading volume before buying any XRPL NFT collection.

What is XLS-20?

XLS-20 is the XRP Ledger's native NFT standard, launched in October 2022. Unlike Ethereum NFTs which require smart contracts, XLS-20 NFTs are built into the XRPL protocol — meaning lower fees, faster settlement, and built-in royalty enforcement. Every The Sea Is Calling NFT is an XLS-20 token.