The Ajna symbol
Ajna, the third eye chakra, is described in traditional yoga literature as the centre of insight and clear seeing. Its symbol is a two-petalled lotus with a downward triangle in the centre — shown on this sticker in a deep, calm indigo blue.
The role of indigo
Indigo is the colour of late evening, and for many people it evokes a mood of turning inward and quieting down. This sticker fits a room where you like to spend quiet moments: a meditation corner, a bedroom, a journaling desk. In the evening lamp light it stands out particularly beautifully on the window.
Easy application
Clean the glass with window cleaner and wipe it dry. Carefully peel off the backing film, place the sticker, and smooth out air bubbles with a soft cloth from the centre outwards. If it goes slightly off, you can lift it and place it again.
Lasting deep colour
Applied to the inside of the glass, the indigo shade keeps its depth for years and does not fade into pale grey. For cleaning, a soft, slightly damp cloth is enough, and you should avoid harsh chemicals to protect the pattern.
Who will enjoy it
For a loved one who keeps a journal, meditates, or enjoys quiet moments, this sticker can be a kind gesture. It is also a good choice for your own home, if you would like a calm corner in the evenings. The sticker looks especially nice near a reading lamp, where the indigo shade reflects softly on the wall. It is also a good choice for the bedroom: in the evening, when you switch off the main light, the pattern stays gently and quietly present in the glow of a smaller mood lamp. Many people like to look at it before sleep, and feel it helps them quieten down. Placed in a meditation corner, it can remain a kind reminder of your own practice for years.