Small Gomati Chakra Stone Tree with Rudraksha, 15 Stones, Set of 3

• Each "leaf" is a creamy, glossy disc with a soft brown spiral at its centre, so the whole canopy reads like a cluster of tiny shells in warm ivory and sand.
• Fine gold-coloured wire twists into a short trunk and branches outwards, catching the light against the pale stones.
• The base is a section of bark-edged wood, dark and textured, which grounds the lightness of the canopy above.
• Clear, faceted crystal chips are scattered across the top of the base, glinting like frost around the roots.
• Because every stone and every twist of wire is placed by hand, no two trees sit quite the same.

Gomati chakra stones are pale, naturally spiralled discs, and in the photograph each shows its own pattern: some lean towards white, others towards honey and fawn. The set also includes rudraksha, the seed long strung into prayer beads in the Hindu tradition. Here the stones become foliage, a quiet nod to the "gem tree" and "money tree" tradition in Asian decor, where a small tree of polished stones is kept as a symbol of abundance and good fortune. We share that as cultural context, not as a promise of any result.

This is a crafted sculpture, not something grown: stones are fixed to wire, the wire is shaped into branches, and the whole is mounted on its base. Small differences in how the branches curve are part of its handmade character. You can gently adjust the wire to change the shape of the canopy.

Set a tree on a desk, a bedside shelf, a windowsill or a small altar, where the pale canopy has a plain background to stand against. A group of three looks well arranged together at slightly different angles. Dust it with a soft, dry brush and avoid soaking the wooden base. Handle the branches gently, as the wire will bend if pressed hard.

The set of three suits someone who likes natural textures, a quiet corner at home, or objects with a bit of cultural story behind them. Each tree can be kept, or shared between friends.