Set of 6 “Work in Progress” Hand-Carved Stone Hearts – Made in Kenya

Name: Set of 6 “Work in Progress” Hand-Carved Stone Hearts – Made in Kenya
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: VI-098
Price: 36.00 USD
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Six hand-carved soapstone hearts, left rough on purpose. Each is a small token of growth — the idea that we are all works in progress, moving toward better one day at a time. Keep one on your desk or in a pocket, and pass the rest to friends, students, or coworkers who could use encouragement.

Details

Design: Set of 6 roughly carved hearts, intentionally left unfinished
Size: About 2 x 2 x 1.5 inches per heart. Exact measurements vary
Material: Kisii soapstone
Note: Handmade from natural stone, so color, size, and texture vary from piece to piece
Origin: Hand-carved by fair-trade artisans in the Kisii region of Kenya

Meaning & Intention

The heart has long stood for love, compassion, and connection. Paired with the words 'work in progress,' it becomes a mark of self-love as an ongoing practice rather than a fixed destination.

Each stone welcomes flaws and celebrates small steps forward. Holding one is a way to slow down, breathe, and give yourself grace during change or healing.

For anyone learning to be patient with themselves, the rough finish says what words often can't: every stage of the journey matters.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Growth, perseverance, transformation

Ideal for: Friends, coworkers, students, or loved ones going through change

Symbol: Heart

Suggested mantra: I am becoming, and that's enough

Questions & Guidance

How should I use them?

Set one on a desk, drop it in a bowl by the door, or slip it into a bag or pocket. The weight in your hand becomes a cue to pause and breathe.

Are they safe for children?

These are decorative pieces, not toys. They suit older children and adults who can handle a small stone object with care.

How do I share the set?

Keep one for yourself and pass the others to people navigating change or growth — a coworker starting something new, a friend healing, a student mid-journey.