Pale wood, visible grain and perfectly even circles: a wooden flower of life brings calm geometry and natural warmth to a wall or shelf. This pattern of interlocking circles, carved for centuries in culture after culture, makes a simple decorative piece with real meaning.
What does the flower of life stand for?
In ancient geometry, the flower of life stands for harmony, the unity of all living things and the idea that everything is connected. Each circle grows from the one before, which made it a symbol of creation and a focus for meditation: a shape your eye keeps coming back to.
Woods and sizes
Depending on the design, it's made from different woods (pine, oak, birch), each with its own grain and color. The wood often comes from sustainably managed forests. Sizes range from a small disc for your desk to a large wall panel, so there's one for every space.
Where to put it
Hang it in a meditation corner, above a piece of furniture or in your hallway, wherever its symmetry will catch the eye. It looks lovely in a calm corner with a few stones, a candle or an oil burner. For more ancient geometry, browse our flower of life jewelry and decor and our zen decor.
Caring for the wood
A soft, dry cloth is all you need to dust it. Keep it out of long spells of direct sun and damp, as both can warp the wood or change its color.
