Gemstone Yoga Garden - Mudra Pose - Seven Chakra - Tilted Tree - 100 chipstones

Product Overview

A seven chakra gemstone tree in Mudra pose, 100 chipstones across seven different stones on twisted wire branches, with a gold-tone yoga figurine on a mango wood base. 21.5 x 6 x 14 cm, made in India.

Why You'll Love It

• 100 chipstones across seven different gemstones, one for each chakra
• Gold-tone yoga figurine seated in a hand-mudra pose
• Mango wood base
• 21.5 x 6 x 14 cm
• Handcrafted in India

Materials & Specifications

Mango wood, brass wire, mixed gemstone chips (amethyst, lapis lazuli, blue aventurine, green aventurine, yellow aventurine, carnelian, red jasper), aluminium figurine (EPL finish). 21.5 x 6 x 14 cm. Made in India.

Perfect For

A meditation or yoga space, anyone drawn to the seven-chakra tradition specifically, a gift that touches on several traditional stone associations at once.

Stone Meaning

The seven-chakra system is a centuries-old part of Hindu and tantric tradition, mapping seven energy centres along the body from the base of the spine to the crown of the head, each traditionally linked to a colour. This tree carries one stone per chakra: Amethyst (crown), Lapis Lazuli (third eye), Blue Aventurine (throat), Green Aventurine (heart), Yellow Aventurine (solar plexus), Carnelian (sacral) and Red Jasper (root). Of these, Amethyst is traditionally associated with stillness and reflection, Lapis Lazuli with wisdom and intuition, Green Aventurine with prosperity and growth, and Carnelian with creativity and courage, each within long-standing crystal folklore. Blue and Yellow Aventurine don't carry an established meaning of their own in the same tradition - included here for their chakra colour rather than a separate symbolic history.

Auro & Co Moment

Seven stones on one tree means seven different colours competing for attention, which is unusual for a gemstone tree - most of the range deliberately sticks to one stone so the colour reads as a single statement. This one is built to be looked at closely rather than glanced at from across a room.

Complete the Experience

Part of the wider Yoga Garden range - the rose quartz, amethyst and green aventurine versions use single stones in different poses on the same tilted-tree format.

FAQ

Which seven stones are used? Amethyst, Lapis Lazuli, Blue Aventurine, Green Aventurine, Yellow Aventurine, Carnelian and Red Jasper - one per chakra.
What pose is the figurine in? A seated hand-mudra pose.
Do all seven stones have a traditional meaning? Five do - Amethyst, Lapis Lazuli, Green Aventurine, Carnelian and Red Jasper are established in crystal folklore. Blue and Yellow Aventurine are included for their chakra colour rather than a separate tradition.