The purpose of the stand
This stand is recommended for those who keep several pendulums at home, in a practice community space, or at a small viewing place. The 45-centimetre wide and 20-centimetre tall wooden structure allows pendulums to be placed beside each other, hanging straight, and clearly visible. You do not have to store every pendulum in a separate box, and you can easily take out at any time the one you wish to work with.
Details of the deluxe finish
The deluxe finish means a more refined wooden working: polished surfaces, clean lines, and a weight of approximately 1554 grams, which provides stability. The 45 × 20 centimetre proportion is large enough for an average home collection of as many as six to eight pendulums to fit comfortably on it. For you, this is a sturdy solution intended for the longer term.
How to set up the place of use
Place the stand on a smooth, horizontal surface: on a shelf, table, or top of a cabinet. Leave enough room around it for the pendulums to hang freely, without catching on each other. If there is air movement in the room, place it further from an open window, so the pendulums do not swing constantly and you can easily choose the one you wish to work with.
A brief note on pendulums
Pendulums are traditionally used as sensitive testing tools, on a principle similar to a dowsing rod. You are not obliged to commit to any strict interpretation: you can also arrange your collected pendulums on the stand as ornaments and visual pieces. The chain of a pendulum is typically brass, while the head is made of a mineral or wood.
Cleaning and durability
From time to time, you can wipe the wood with a soft, dry cloth. Occasionally you may lightly rub it with a drop of natural beeswax to keep the surface smooth. Please avoid washing with water and damp wiping, as the wood may deform over time. Keep it away from direct sunlight and from heating appliances, so that the wood structure and colour preserve the beauty of the deluxe finish.