We turned our lawn into a labyrinth. Over the course of a year I walked in it, laughed and cried in it, learned from it, and let it go.
To keep the magic of the labyrinth alive, I designed this embossed finger labyrinth.
I am delighted to offer The Labyrinth Card to like-minded thinkers and seekers.
The Labyrinth Card is for mindfulness & meditation,
for wanderers & ponderers, for seekers of stillness & quiet,
for leaders & guides, for when we are lost
& for company on the way.
THE LABYRINTH CARD
Embossed letterpress finger labyrinth
NZ$36.00
Letterpress printed on beautiful heavyweight card
(600gsm Cranes Lettra)Organic, rounded shape (13cm diameter) to fit comfortably in the hand
Embossed labyrinth walls & wildflowers
Debossed writing in earth-coloured ink
(Certified Ecosmart Green Ink)With a white butterfly envelope
Designed to support your mindfulness practice, the labyrinth walls are heavily embossed to guide your finger through the labyrinth. The card is a sturdy but smooth 600gsm, designed to comfortably fit in your hand, and small enough to slip inside your book or diary to take away on travels with you.
It is also beautiful as a framed visual reminder to return to your centre.
The Gardener’s Journal featuring the labyrinth on the day we first mowed it.
“The labyrinth is a mirror. If I am willing to see myself reflected in it, the experience becomes more than a walk. If I stay lost in my mind it magnifies whatever I carried in with me. I can leave the labyrinth lighter or more burdened. The choice is mine.”
The story of the labyrinth features in the first issue of the newly relaunched The Gardener’s Journal.
The Gardener’s Journal is available from bookstores in New Zealand, and online from Frensham Gardens.
The finger labyrinth I embroidered to take on my summer holiday. The first inkling of a card on its way!
“A labyrinth makes no demands of us. It holds us no matter what we’re feeling, whatever our mood, whether we are mindful or not.”
MORe about the labyrinth
I fell back in love and became more attached to the labyrinth than ever, right at the point of letting go.