By Senser Woodcraft
Sapele Wood Balance Stones - Zen Decor/Playful Toy/Art Gfit
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Why we carry this
Handcrafted from rich Sapele wood, these magnetic balance stones blur the line between art and amusement in the most delightful way. They feel warm to the touch—nothing like actual rocks, which is either a relief or a disappointment depending on your relationship with geology. Each piece is meticulously carved and hand-polished, then finished with natural wax to maintain that satisfying smoothness. The hidden magnetic design lets you arrange them however your heart desires, whether you're creating a meditation focal point for your living room or testing your patience (and your floor's durability) with increasingly precarious stacking attempts. Perfect for anyone seeking a sculptural conversation starter that also doubles as a surprisingly engaging fidget toy. Dimensions vary by stone, because nature—even when it's pretending to be a rock—refuses to be predictable.
— partoo
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