This window hanger takes the form of a copper-toned female figure reaching toward the moon. The figure is adorned with the stones linked to the seven main chakras: amethyst, sodalite, angelite, green aventurine, yellow aventurine, peach aventurine and red jasper. Hung in a window, the light shines through the stones and brings soft colour into the room.
The image of the moon goddess
The figure reaching toward the moon is an ancient, poetic image: a symbol of creative, nurturing nature and of the moon's cycles. The motif appears in the art and mythology of many cultures.
The seven chakra stones
In tradition the stones are linked to the seven main chakras, each with its own colour and theme. In yoga and crystal tradition the chakras are seen as subtle energy centres along the spine, a spiritual outlook rather than a medical or proven fact.
Material and make
The hanger is made of a metal frame, natural and semi-precious stones and a hanging cord, with an elongated form measuring around 47 by 8 centimetres. Because the stones are natural, each piece varies a little in shade.
Where it belongs
It looks loveliest hung in a window, where the light can play across the stones; its elongated form suits a narrow window too. It is a lovely, symbolic accent on a wall or in a meditation corner.