Hendeca

Pau Rosa

The Pau Rosa tree (Bobgunnia fistuloides), also known as African rosewood, is a tropical hardwood species native to parts of Africa, including the Congo Basin and West Africa. It is celebrated for its dense, durable wood, which features a striking combination of pinkish, reddish, and dark brown hues, often with intricate grain patterns. The tree also holds ecological importance, contributing to the biodiversity of its native habitats. However, like many tropical hardwoods, it faces threats from overharvesting and habitat loss, highlighting the need for sustainable forestry practices.

Hendeca Mandala Pau Rosa

Crafted from a single piece of Pau Rosa, this design draws inspiration from the enlightenment symbolized by the 11-sided shape, the hendecagon. The number eleven is often linked to heightened awareness, sensitivity, and spiritual insight. It also universally resonates with themes of intuition, duality, and connection to something greater.

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Hendeca Mandala Pau Rosa in room
Hendeca Pau Rose Mandala
Hendeca Mandala Pau Rosa

My artwork is more than a visual experience; it’s a meditative journey.

Crafted from carefully selected wood species, each piece reveals the unique patterns of growth and time—its rings, grains, and knots tracing the rhythms of nature itself. Sacred geometry subtly overlays these patterns, bringing out the tree's character and aligning its design with universal patterns.

Embedded magnets harmonize the surrounding energy, grounding the viewer and inviting calm, while soft sounds resonate through the wood, creating an immersive field that quiets the mind and elevates awareness. Together, the wood, magnetism, and sound create a space for introspection and peace, turning the artwork into a vessel for harmony, grounding, and higher consciousness. This is not merely art for the eyes but a sanctuary for the soul, where nature and universal energies converge to bring tranquility and depth to any space.