Item BNZ-P216

Reversible Two-Sided Labyrinth Pendant

Name: Reversible Two-Sided Labyrinth Pendant
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: BNZ-P216
Price: 42.00 USD
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Small round pendant with two labyrinths in one — a classical seven-circuit design on one face and an eleven-circuit Chartres-style pattern with a central rosette on the reverse. The labyrinth has long been walked as a contemplative path that leads inward and back out again. Add a chain to wear it, or gift it to mark a threshold or season of change.

Details

Design: Two-sided round pendant with a beaded border and polished bail. Openwork seven-circuit labyrinth on one face, eleven-circuit Chartres-style labyrinth with central rosette on the reverse
Size: About 1" in diameter
Material: Bronze with a silver-tone finish
Included: Pendant only. Bail sized for most standard chains; a silver-plated chain is recommended to match the tone
Care: Polish gently with a soft silver cloth and store in a dry pouch away from moisture and chemicals
Note: Slight variations in finish and line detail are natural characteristics of small-batch metalwork

Meaning & Intention

The labyrinth is one of humanity's oldest contemplative symbols, etched into coins, carved into stone, and worn into walking paths across cultures for thousands of years.

Unlike a maze, it holds a single winding path that always leads to the center and back out — a form meant for meditation rather than for solving.

The seven-circuit face echoes the classical Cretan design, long associated with rites of initiation and passage. The eleven-circuit Chartres pattern mirrors a medieval walking labyrinth from twelfth-century France, traced slowly as a compressed inner journey.

Together the two faces hold a shared teaching: progress is rarely linear, the center is never as far as it looks, and the way forward often circles before it arrives.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Journey

Symbol: Labyrinth

Ideal for: Walking meditation, journaling, and rites of passage

Suggested mantra: I walk my path

Questions & Guidance

How can I use it in a contemplative moment?

Turn the disc slowly between finger and thumb, or trace the path with a fingertip. Many find this offers the same pause as walking a labyrinth — a small way to slow down when the day ahead feels tangled.

Is a labyrinth the same as a maze?

No. A maze has dead ends and forks; a labyrinth has one winding path that always leads to the center and back out. That single-path quality is what makes it a contemplative symbol rather than a puzzle.

Is it a fitting gift for someone in transition?

Yes. It suits a new chapter, a big decision, a long grief, or a fresh beginning. Some choose it as a keepsake for a particular threshold, others as a marker for a longer season of change.