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A quiet path to walk with your finger or your gaze. This collection gathers slate and bamboo meditation boards, a fairtrade wood trivet and wall hanging, and journals in Chartres, seven circles, square, and my journey designs.

Use the labyrinth as a small ritual for balance, calm, and transformation. Trace the circuits with the included brush, or write your way inward on the page. For anyone drawn to slow, repeating practice.

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About Labyrinth Meditation

What a labyrinth is

A labyrinth is a single winding path that leads in and back out again. Unlike a maze, there are no dead ends, so the walk, or the trace, becomes a small ritual of attention. This collection gathers eight ways to work with that path at your desk, on your wall, in a notebook, or around your neck, with prices from about free to $42.

What is in the collection

You will find bamboo meditation boards in the seven circles design, a fairtrade wood trivet and wall hanging in the same seven circles pattern, and a slate meditation board with the be here now design that comes with a brush and measures 10" by 11.25". Journals are offered in chartres, seven circles, square, and my journey designs for writing alongside the practice. There is also a two-sided gold plated brass labyrinth pendant on a 16" chain with a 3" extender, the pendant itself 1" high.

How to use them

Many people trace the path with a finger or the eyes as a short pause for mindfulness, and the designs are associated with intentions of grounded focus, peace, journey, and inner calm. A slate board can be worked with the brush and reset, a wood trivet can rest under a candle or cup, and a journal holds reflections beside the walk.

Care

Store the necklace in a soft pouch and wipe gently with a dry cloth to preserve the gold plating.

Which piece works as a gift for someone new to meditation?

The bamboo seven circles board or a journal in the chartres, seven circles, square, or my journey design are gentle starting points. The slate board with brush lets the tracing be repeated, which many people find calming for a first practice.

How do I use a labyrinth with an intention?

Choose a word such as peace, grounded, or journey before you begin. Trace the path slowly inward while holding the intention, pause at the center, then trace back out. The journals in the collection give space to note what came up.

Can I wear the necklace daily?

The pendant is gold plated brass, 1" high on a 16" chain with a 3" extender. It is fine for regular wear if you store it in a soft pouch when not worn and wipe it with a dry cloth to preserve the plating.