Top Rings of Color

- This stone highlights a disguised version of the Fibonacci series, one of the most important series in mathematics and commonly found in nature's many patterns. Its spirals can be found in the branching of trees, sprouts on pinecones, rosettes of petals on flowers and ferns.
- The mandala is a generalized geometric pattern representing spiritual order, unity and peace. Together these design motifs unify this natural order in the form of a centerpiece for the home.
- Mandalas are often used to focus the mind during mindfulness concentration in yoga.
- 6 inches by 5 1/8 inches by 2 1/4 inches
- Acrylic paint painted on Colorado Skipping Stone
- Gloss UV-protective acrylic finish
- Comes with a special added gift
- About Our Stones: I do not use “art stones” or any artificially produced stone. All my stones are retrieved by hand from natural sites where collecting is permitted either by individual collectors or for commercial use. Therefore, it is a real treat to find geometrically perfect forms. They are rare and more often than not, large stones (3-10 lb) are painted with designs of high complexity or near perfect symmetry to honor these rarer “finds”. Most stones, especially the larger ones will often have some irregularity in shape, or surface pitting. These are then filled minimally with an acrylic paste (like gesso on traditional wood panels) or modeling clay top. The slightly higher cost of these large stones represents the labor in finding them and finishing their surfaces before painting is begun.