Elements:
Six red jasper towers
Four black tourmaline crystals
Dried Osmanthus flowers
Limestone “Zen sand”
White earthenware tray
Like a Zen garden where the stones are intentionally arranged - and often standing on end - this tray is intended to showcase crystals artistically and purposefully. These colors are darker and deeper than the ones I typically work with, but they felt right for working with the root chakra and a deep sense of calm and strength. It took some time to find all the elements, but as is so often the case, they showed up at the perfect time. I knew the bright yellow of dried Osmanthus would complement the red jasper and black tourmaline, but also felt that the flower helped complete the thought of finding protection and grounding through our connection with nature.
Comes with markers for placement of each stone after transit. It does take a bit of leveling with gravel to get each tower straight, but I’ve found the process of reassembling to be part of the art itself.
Elements:
Six red jasper towers
Four black tourmaline crystals
Dried Osmanthus flowers
Limestone “Zen sand”
White earthenware tray
Like a Zen garden where the stones are intentionally arranged - and often standing on end - this tray is intended to showcase crystals artistically and purposefully. These colors are darker and deeper than the ones I typically work with, but they felt right for working with the root chakra and a deep sense of calm and strength. It took some time to find all the elements, but as is so often the case, they showed up at the perfect time. I knew the bright yellow of dried Osmanthus would complement the red jasper and black tourmaline, but also felt that the flower helped complete the thought of finding protection and grounding through our connection with nature.
Comes with markers for placement of each stone after transit. It does take a bit of leveling with gravel to get each tower straight, but I’ve found the process of reassembling to be part of the art itself.