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Objects for the spaces where you pause. Buddha statues, stone cairns, wind chimes, wall art, trivets, and terrariums with living plants. Symbols include lotus, mandala, and mantra, in brass, bronze, wood, canvas, and natural stone.

For a reading corner, an entryway, a garden path, or the shelf above a meditation cushion. Some pieces carry an intention — peace, balance, gratitude, wisdom. Others simply hold quiet in the room. Sizes and prices range from small accents to larger focal pieces.

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About Accents

What's in the collection

Objects for the corners of a home where the pace slows down. The shelves hold sculptures and statues, posters and canvas prints, wind chimes, wall hangings, trivets and smaller decor pieces. Buddha figures sit alongside praying namaste cats and dogs, a peaceful Jizo garden statue, glass and stone cairn towers, mandala canvas prints, and carved lotus wood trivets that double as wall hangings. Materials include wood, brass, bronze, polystone, stone, ceramic, textile and vegan leather, with accents of clear quartz, amethyst, citrine, carnelian, rose quartz, tiger's eye, hematite, lapis and jade. Pieces run from about $18 to $385.

Where to place it

Statues are often used as a focal point on a shelf, an entryway console, a reading corner or a meditation cushion's edge. Smaller sculptures around 5 to 8 inches suit a desk or bedside; garden cairns and Jizo figures are made for a path or planter outside. Wind chimes with Indian bells hang near a doorway or open window. Mandala canvas prints and yoga pose wall hangings anchor a blank wall, often chosen around an intention of peace, mindfulness, grounding or zen.

Care

Wipe wood and metal pieces clean with a soft, damp cloth as needed. Dust polystone and ceramic statues gently with a soft, dry cloth and keep them away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve the finish. Canvas and paper prints prefer the same treatment, kept out of direct sun and damp areas so the colors hold.

How to choose

Start with the room and the feeling. A happy Buddha or namaste animal reads warm and welcoming; a meditating figure or stone cairn feels quiet and grounded; a mandala print carries symbol and color to a wall.

Which pieces work outdoors versus indoors?

The glass and stone cairn garden statues and the peaceful Jizo garden statue, 8 inches, are made for a garden path or planter. Wood trivets, canvas prints, ceramic and polystone statues are best kept indoors, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

Are these good for gifting?

Yes. Smaller Buddha statues, namaste cat and dog figures around 5 to 8 inches, carved lotus wood trivets and mandala canvas prints are often chosen as gifts tied to intentions of peace, joy, mindfulness or wisdom, at prices starting from about $18.

How do I pair a statue with an intention?

Pick the symbol first: a meditating Buddha or Jizo for stillness and grounding, a cheering happy Buddha for joy, a lotus trivet or mandala print for growth and transformation. Place it where you pause each day so the object and the intention meet.