The Tree of Life in quiet moments
With its branching crown and deep roots, the Tree of Life is a symbol of connection, growth and grounding in many cultures. The design is engraved into the surface of the stool: subtle, yet clearly present during your meditation. You receive a seat that easily carries a personal thought or intention.
A seating surface that supports posture
The slightly curved top of the stool supports a kneeling posture: the pelvis is lifted, the back stays naturally straight, and your knees and ankles do not press into the floor. You can sit through longer meditations, prayers and quiet inner practices more comfortably.
Possible uses
The stool is mainly used for meditation, prayer and breathing exercises, but it is also a good companion in a quiet reading nook or for sitting calmly after yoga practice. With its low, stable surface, it can even be used for writing or drawing on the lap, so it supports several areas of your life.
Tips for sitting comfortably
Place the stool on a rug, a soft mat or a thin meditation cushion so your knees also have some padding. Stretch before sitting and pay attention to keeping your head in line with the spine. Start with short sessions of 5-10 minutes, then slowly extend the time.
Care and storage
Wipe the wooden surface with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid chemicals, solvents and alcohol, as these can damage the engraved pattern. Once a year, rub a thin layer of furniture oil into the surface so the colour of the wood and the Tree of Life design remain bright and clear for a long time.