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A mixed gathering of pieces we keep coming back to. Lotus canvas prints and yin yang wall art sit alongside capiz shell salad servers, a heart-shaped bowl, and hand knit alpaca wraps. Copper cow bells and a large decorative cowbell add sound to the room. One sterling silver ring rounds it out.

For the wall, the table, the shoulders, and the hand. Symbols of lotus, balance, and quiet growth run through the group. Fair trade and handmade where noted.

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About Featured Collection

What's here

A mixed gathering of pieces we keep returning to. Most of it is wall art on canvas and paper: lotus prints, mandala designs, yin yang art, a zen cairn of stacked rocks, a meditating dog, happy penguins carrying phrases like choose joy and let go. Alongside the prints sit a sitting garden Buddha statue in pearl white at 21 inches tall, traditional Indian copper cow bells from a fair trade source, a sterling silver simple band ring reading this too shall pass, and a few serveware and decor pieces in wood, capiz, resin and bone. Prices run from about $21 to $142.

Intentions in the mix

The pieces here lean toward perseverance, tranquility, balance, inner peace, self love, joy and strength, with a few tagged simply as culture. Phrases like rise above, find your balance, harmony and wisdom, tranquil lotus and this too shall pass carry those intentions in plain language, so you can pick a piece for the mood you want the room, or the wearer, to hold.

Where to place it

The canvas prints, one sized at 12" x 12", are made for quiet walls, meditation corners, entryways and reading nooks. The Buddha statue anchors a garden, shelf or altar space. The copper cow bells add sound near a doorway or breeze. The sterling silver band is a daily reminder worn close.

Care

For the prints, dust gently with a soft, dry cloth and keep out of direct sunlight and damp areas to preserve the color. Wipe metal, wood and resin pieces with a dry cloth, and store the ring away from moisture when it isn't being worn.

Which piece works as a gift when I don't know the person well?

The inspirational canvas prints are the easiest gift here, since phrases like choose joy, let go, find your balance and this too shall pass read universally. For something small and wearable, the sterling silver simple band ring carries the same idea in a quieter form.

How do I use one of these with a set intention?

Pick a piece whose words or symbol match what you're holding, perseverance, tranquility, balance, inner peace, self love, joy or strength, and place it where you'll see it during your practice. The lotus, mandala and yin yang art are traditionally used as visual focal points.

Can I mix the wall art with the sculptural and sound pieces?

Yes. Many people pair a lotus or mandala canvas above a shelf that holds the sitting Buddha statue, then hang the copper cow bells nearby so the corner has image, form and sound working together.