Tree of Life Panel Grapes 40 cm

• The eye moves from the spreading roots to the rounded grape clusters, then up through layered vine leaves.
• Open cut-outs let the wall show through, so the design feels light rather than heavy.
• The relief catches small changes in light, bringing out the leaf veins and rounded fruit forms.
• Warm brown tones and visible grain keep the panel close to nature, even in a clean, modern room.
• The circular border gives the branching design a quiet sense of order.

The Tree of Life appears in many traditions, from Norse Yggdrasil to the Bodhi tree in Buddhist history and tree imagery in Kabbalah. Its meaning shifts by culture, but it is often associated with connection, growth and the link between roots and branches. Here, the grape motif adds a garden-like feeling, recalling abundance and the slow rhythm of cultivation without making the piece feel formal or sacred.

The panel is made from suar wood, a tropical hardwood often chosen for decorative carving because its grain brings warmth and movement to the surface. The finish has a natural-looking colour, allowing the carved shapes and wood pattern to stay visible rather than hidden under a heavy coating.

Place it where the openwork can cast a little shadow, such as above a console table, beside a reading chair or on a quiet hallway wall. Keep it indoors, away from prolonged damp, and dust gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, as they can dull the finish and catch in the carved details.

• Diameter: 40 cm
• Weight: 850 g
• Material: suar wood
• Origin: Indonesia
• Design: Tree of Life with grape clusters and vine leaves

This suits someone who loves natural wood, botanical motifs and meaningful home décor with a quiet story behind it. It makes a considered gift for a new home, a meditation corner, a garden lover or anyone softening a room with texture rather than clutter.