Fairtrade Seven Circle Wood Meditation Labyrinth Trivet and Wall Hanging

Name: Fairtrade Seven Circle Wood Meditation Labyrinth Trivet and Wall Hanging
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: CENA-LB
Price: 28.00 USD
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A round mango wood disc carved with the classic 7-circuit labyrinth, its path picked out in a whitewashed finish against the dark grain. The labyrinth has long been walked as a metaphor for life's journey, a single winding path in and back out. Trace it with a fingertip before a meal, set a hot dish on it, or hang it on the wall.

Details

Design: Round mango wood disc with a classic 7-circuit labyrinth carved into its face, the winding path picked out in a whitewashed finish against natural dark wood grain
Size: 8" in diameter
Material: Mango wood
Included: Functions as a trivet, wall hanging, and finger-trace meditation tool. Keyhole slot on the back for hanging on a single nail or screw
Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from prolonged moisture or direct heat to preserve the wood and finish
Origin: Fairtrade and handmade, hand-carved by artisans using traditional tools
Note: Slight variations in grain, tone, and finish are part of each piece's character

Meaning & Intention

The seven-circuit labyrinth is among the oldest labyrinth forms known, its winding pattern carved into stone and pressed into pottery across ancient cultures from Crete to India to the Americas, long before the more elaborate church labyrinths of medieval Europe.

Unlike a maze, it holds no dead ends or false turns. A single continuous path leads from the outer edge to the center and back out, so tracing one becomes less about solving and more about surrendering to a process.

Life rarely moves in a straight line, and this design mirrors the way a meaningful journey doubles back on itself, circles close to the center only to pull away, and still arrives.

Kept on a table or hung where you pass it often, it works best as a pause point — a minute spent tracing before a meal, a meeting, or sleep.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Peace, clarity, patience, growth

Ideal for: Building a simple, tactile meditation practice, or gifting someone navigating a life transition

Suggested mantra: I trust my own path

Symbol: Seven-circuit labyrinth, a single path in and back out

Questions & Guidance

How is a labyrinth different from a maze?

A maze is built to confuse, with dead ends and choices to make. A labyrinth has one path leading to the center and back out, so there is nothing to solve, only a path to follow.

How do I use it as a meditation tool?

Rest a finger, the back of a pen, or a stylus at the entrance and slowly trace the carved path inward to the center and back out, letting your breath and attention settle into the movement.