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Objects for the rooms where you pause. Terrariums with meditating Buddha and live air plant, hand-carved cairn vases, lotus marble trays, wood wall hangings, ceramic planters, and canvas prints of stacked stones.

Style a shelf, a corner, or a quiet wall. Materials include soapstone, marble, ceramic, wood, and glass, with pieces set with clear quartz, amethyst, citrine, jade, or carnelian. For anyone shaping a home around calm, ritual, and intention.

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This Too Shall Pass Sterling Silver Mantra Ring

This Too Shall Pass Sterling Silver Mantra Ring

$64.00

Breathe In, Breathe Out Spinning Meditation Ring

Breathe In, Breathe Out Spinning Meditation Ring

$56.00

Hand Carved Praying Namaste Cat Statue

Hand Carved Praying Namaste Cat Statue

$36.00

Lotus, Yin Yang, Tree of Life, Om Pendant in Sterling Silver

Lotus, Yin Yang, Tree of Life, Om Pendant in Sterling Silver

$46.00

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What's in this collection

Fifty-four objects for the rooms where you slow down. Trivets in carved wood and felted wool, offering bowls, gemstone bonsai trees in clear quartz and citrine, lotus wood coasters, wood pedestals, moon-shaped cutout lantern holders, Bastet cat statues, tree of life bookends, Buddha face keepsake boxes, wall hangings and accent bowls. Materials include wood, stone, metal, ceramic, porcelain, glass and gemstone, with pieces in clear quartz, citrine, tourmaline, jade, amethyst, aventurine, carnelian and sodalite. Prices run from about $18 to $385.

How to choose

Start with the intention you want the room to hold. Grounded shows up most often here, followed by culture, transformation, grace, growth, balance, abundance and wisdom. A carved lotus trivet or tree of life bookends read as calm and rooted. Gemstone bonsai trees add color and symbolism to a desk or shelf. Moon lanterns and offering bowls suit an altar corner, while lotus coasters and pedestals work on a coffee table or entryway.

Where to place it

Many people set a single object where the eye rests first, a shelf, a windowsill, a bedside table, and let the rest of the surface stay open. Grouping a bonsai tree with a small bowl and a lantern is one way to build a low, quiet vignette. Wall hangings and canvas pieces are traditionally used to anchor a meditation nook or reading corner.

Care

Dust wood pieces with a dry, soft cloth and keep them out of direct sun and damp. Wipe stone, ceramic and porcelain with a barely damp cloth. Handle gemstone bonsai branches gently to keep the wire and stones in place. Trim candle wicks before lighting inside lanterns.

Are these pieces suitable for gifting?

Yes. Smaller items like lotus wood coasters, carved trivets, keepsake boxes and gemstone bonsai trees sit at the lower end of the range, from about $18, and carry themes of grounded, grace, growth and abundance that read well as house-warming or intention-setting gifts.

How do I use a piece to hold an intention?

Pick an object whose tag matches the feeling you want in the room, grounded, balance, wisdom, transformation, and place it where you will see it during a daily pause. Many people pair a bonsai tree or offering bowl with a short mantra or breath practice.

What pairs well together on one surface?

A common grouping is one taller piece, such as a gemstone bonsai tree or moon lantern, with a lower bowl or lotus pedestal and a flat trivet or coaster set underneath. Keep materials in conversation, wood with stone, ceramic with metal.