The orgonite obelisk is a slender square-based decorative piece with the traditional colours of the seven chakras poured into its interior. You will receive a piece that reveals the fine layering of colours as light passes through, giving a special mood to your shelf or desk.
Layering of the seven chakra colours
Inside the obelisk, ascending from bottom to top, layers of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, deep blue, and purple settle one above the other. The colours do not separate along sharp lines — they blend slightly, thanks to the translucent cast material. You will notice a different depth and colour transition from every angle, and as the light changes, the effect changes too.
Where to place it
A shelf in front of an east- or south-facing window is its best spot — in the morning, the rising sun filters through the colours, and a rainbow-like sparkle appears inside the little obelisk. It also serves well on the corner of a desk, where in the middle of a long typing session your gaze can rest on it for a few seconds. On a meditation shelf, it can support attention focused on the chakra colours.
When to use it for meditation
Sit before it for a quiet moment, take some deep breaths, and let your gaze travel from the bottom red layer upwards, level by level. This visual practice calms many people — you will notice your thoughts becoming quieter within a few minutes. Lingering on the purple peak, you can experience a gentle closing at the end of a session.
Size, weight, feel
The obelisk's slender form does not take up much space, yet its weight makes you feel that you are holding a solid object. The surface is polished to a mirror finish, cool and pleasant to the touch. The tip is pointed, so keep it away from children, but the surface is even throughout — nowhere is it sharp or splintered.
Cleaning and storage
You can easily wipe dust with a soft dry cloth. Wash with water only rarely, as a hard impact could leave small scratches on the surface. Keep it in a shaded place, as prolonged strong sunlight may reduce the vividness of the inner colours over time.