Consciousness

DESIGNED BY SIGIL SËRPENT, CNC & Handcrafted made in USA.

●Size: 10.5" x 10.5" - Each piece size

●Total Weight: 1 lb (0.5 Kg)

●READY TO DISPLAY -Adjustable Stand for shelf display and Keyhole for wall hanging.

●Color: Black painted Wood (Umbra version) with brass and copper accents.

About this Symbol.

"Consciousness" is a personal exploration of the mind's infinite potential, captured in a harmonious blend of form and symbolism. At its core, a torus shape represents the continuous flow of energy and the cyclical nature of existence. At the same time, the brass sphere at its center signifies the essence of consciousness; both the focal point and the source of all creation. Surrounding this central form is an intricate, CNC-machined pattern that draws on sacred geometry and Kabbalistic symbolism, suggesting the interconnectedness of all things. The design echoes the structure of the Tree of Life, where every point in the universe is connected, and every cycle of thought, like the torus, returns to its origin, bringing us closer to understanding the divine.

Beyond its symbolic depth, Consciousness is also a perfect addition to any space, enhancing the energy of your environment. Its graceful design and calming aura make it an ideal piece for harmonizing a meditation or yoga practice, or for adding a touch of tranquility to a living room or shelf decor. This work not only serves as a visual focal point but also as a conduit for mindfulness and inner peace, creating a sanctuary for reflection and spiritual growth in any setting.

About the Art.

The *ABSOLUTE series delves into the primal forces of Umbra and Radiance—two eternal truths woven into the fabric of existence. As humans, we navigate a realm defined by contrasts—light and shadow, truth and illusion—yet these binaries are mere echoes of a deeper metaphysical dance. Beyond the surface of our perceived dualities lies the essence of reality, where neither good nor bad, black nor white, truly defines the whole. These art pieces invite the viewer to transcend the illusion of opposites, opening a doorway to explore the sacred interplay between the hidden and the revealed, the seen and unseen.