The opening form of the lotus flower
The polished petals of the crystal lotus rise one by one, casting fine shadows on each other. At the centre of the flower sits a small sphere that breaks light into tiny spots. You can sit down beside a tabletop decoration that slowly and quietly works to rest your gaze after a long day of running around between many small tasks.
The play of the sphere with sunlight
When natural light enters the room in the morning or afternoon, the polished surface of the sphere breaks it into rainbow-coloured spots. Small patches of light land on the wall, ceiling, and sometimes the floor, slowly moving as the sun travels. This playful effect brings a little joy into the household every day, with very little effort needed.
Where to place it in your home
A windowsill, the top of a bookshelf, or the corner of a desk are all suitable. In Feng Shui tradition, eastern or south-eastern parts of the home are especially recommended. You can freely experiment with placement until you find the corner from which it scatters light most beautifully onto the surrounding walls and surfaces in your room.
A gift idea for home lovers
Many people enjoy crystal decorations that play with light because they bring a room to life. If you are looking for a thoughtful gesture for someone who has recently moved or enjoys gently decorating their home, this lotus and sphere combination can be a fitting choice. Wrapped nicely, it looks beautiful when handed over.
Careful cleaning and storage
From time to time, wipe the flower and the sphere with a soft, dry cloth so that the light reflection stays lively. Avoid chemicals and scratching surfaces. If you pack it during a move, use soft paper or cloth, so your decoration keeps its cleanliness and clear surface for many years in your home.