The uses of the box
This box performs well in several roles. Its inner size matches traditional tarot card decks, so you can keep your cards protected from dust and light. It is equally suitable for jewellery, small mementos, pebbles, essential oil vials or letters. The lid fits the box well.
The Flower of Life pattern on the lid
On top of the lid you find a laser-engraved Flower of Life motif. This geometric composition has appeared in many ancient cultures as a system of intersecting circles, which many traditions consider a symbol of wholeness. The deep engraving and dark mango wood contrast create a striking look.
The role of tourmaline and pyrite
Two minerals are placed on the lid. Black tourmaline is traditionally known as a protective symbol, while pyrite is a natural mineral with a golden-metallic shine. The stones sit in the wood as finely set pieces, decorating the engraved pattern. Exact size and shade may vary slightly per piece.
Material and craftsmanship
Mango wood is a hard, durable and easy-to-work timber. The box walls are polished and the corners fit precisely. The lid is either hinged to the box or removable, depending on the version. Laser engraving is complemented by hand-inlay work, so every box is slightly unique.
Storage and care for you
Keep the box in a dry, cool place so the wood does not warp. Wipe it weekly with a dry soft cloth. If the lid squeaks when closing, you can treat the hinge area with a little beeswax. Do not wash with water or chemicals, as the wood surface may suffer.