What makes the purple sphere special
The sphere has a purple shade with a faceted surface. When sunlight hits, purple-toned dots of light are cast onto the wall and ceiling — finer and cooler than the classic clear rainbow versions. You can hang it in a window, on a curtain rod or on a decorative shelf.
What purple symbolises in Feng Shui
In Feng Shui tradition, purple is the colour of inward focus, calm and elevated awareness. Many people hang it in a meditation corner or bedroom window to support the room toward rest and inner attention. It gives a more focused character to the space than the classic clear version.
Everyday uses
The most common place is a meditation corner or bedroom window, where the soft purple light brings a calming presence. It also looks lovely in a reading nook, where the afternoon purple dots beside the book create a special atmosphere. In the living room window it is striking but never overpowering.
Why you might choose purple
The purple shade is a rarer and more characterful choice than the classic clear sphere. If you want a distinctive colour, or specifically seek purple for Feng Shui reasons, this version is a clear recommendation. As a gift it is also special, because purple is a popular shade among collectors of meditation items.
Care and storage
The surface gathers dust over time, so wipe it occasionally with a slightly damp cloth or a soft brush. Avoid chemicals, which can dull the surface. If you take it down from the window, store it in a padded place to prevent scratches.