Artisan 33 Fairtrade Collection

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Fairtrade wood objects, hand carved with lotus, mandala, and tree of life motifs. The collection holds trivets, coasters, a tea light holder, risers and statue stands, a tablet and book rest, a pedestal riser with drawers, and a round wall hanging.

For the altar, the reading corner, the tea tray, the quiet shelf. Small pieces that carry symbol and intention into everyday surfaces, made by artisan hands and priced from $18 to $48.

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About Artisan 33 Fairtrade Collection

What these are

A small group of fairtrade wood objects, hand carved with three recurring motifs: the lotus, the mandala, and the tree of life. The collection holds ten pieces in total, priced from about $18 to $48, and includes desk and statue stands, trivets, a tea light holder, a set of lotus coasters, and a round wall hanging. Each piece is made from wood and shaped by hand, so grain and carving read slightly differently from one to the next.

How to choose

Start with where the piece will live. For the altar or a shelf, the lotus and mandala risers lift a Buddha, a bowl or a candle to eye level, and the small tabletop lotus pedestal riser with drawers adds a place to tuck beads or incense. For the tea tray or dining table, the tree of life trivet and the lotus trivets protect the surface under a pot or a warm cup, and the set of four lotus coasters carries the same motif down to the glass. For a reading corner, the carved tree of life tablet and book stand holds a page open; on the wall, the round lotus wall hanging closes the room.

How to use it with an intention

The motifs are associated with familiar themes in the shop's language: lotus with growth and transformation, mandala with balance and zen, tree of life with grounded roots, wisdom and connection. Many people place a riser under a statue or a candle as a quiet cue to return to a chosen word.

Care

Wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth. Keep the wood out of standing water and long direct sun so the carving stays crisp.

Are these pieces good for gifting?

Yes. The collection is tagged for gift and altar use, sits between about $18 and $48, and the recurring lotus, mandala and tree of life motifs read clearly without asking the receiver to hold one specific belief.

What can I pair together from the collection?

The lotus motif runs through coasters, trivets, risers, the pedestal with drawers and the round wall hanging, so a tray, a riser and a wall piece can be grouped. Mandala risers and the mandala tea light holder also sit well side by side.

How do I use a riser or stand on an altar?

Place the carved wood riser where you want the eye to rest, then set a statue, singing bowl or candle on top. Many people keep a small object underneath as a quiet marker for a chosen intention such as growth, balance or trust.