Goddess with Chakra Stones Wall Hanging, 19" x 3"

Copper-toned wire goddess. The divine feminine's raised-arm silhouette in warm wirework.

Seven chakra stones. The full sequence strung root to crown down the drop.

Slender 19" x 3" format. Made for narrow walls, doorframes, and altar corners.

• Materials: copper-toned wire with seven chakra-sequence stones
• Size: 19" x 3"
• Note: natural stones vary in shade; hang from a secure hook indoors
• SKU: FWH8051

The piece joins two of modern practice's best-loved vocabularies: the goddess silhouette, contemporary devotional art's emblem of the divine feminine, the Lady in her many names, kept by goddess-path practitioners and by anyone honoring that current, and the seven-chakra sequence, the rainbow ladder of the yogic-derived energy map that modern Western practice has made its most familiar diagram, red at the root through violet at the crown. Strung down the goddess's own vertical, the stones read the map on the figure, which is precisely how the chakra tradition teaches it.

As altar furniture it works the way good devotional art always has: a fixed visual anchor for practice, the eye's resting place during meditation, the wall's declaration of the room's purpose, and the daily glanced reminder that does its keeping without being handled. The narrow format is the practical genius, fitting the doorframe edges, the bookshelf ends, and the sliver of wall beside the altar that wider art never fits.

1. Hang it from a secure hook where daily eyes will find it: altar-side, doorframe, or meditation corner.
2. Let it anchor the gaze during seated practice; the vertical stone sequence guides the slow scan.
3. Cleanse it with passing smoke when the room gets its clearing.
4. Dust it gently each season.
5. Gift it to the narrow-walled and the newly-altared.

Doorway placement is the old custom for blessing pieces: every crossing renews the glance.

• Green Aventurine Goddess Earrings: the Lady worn as well as hung.
• Earth Goddess Altar Cloth: her sign spread beneath the hanging.
• Amethyst Chakra Necklace: the rainbow ladder worn at the chest.
• Goddess Worshipper Bumper Sticker: the devotion declared at every scale.
• White Sage Smudge Sticks, Set of 6: the room's clearing smoke.

What does the goddess figure represent?

Modern devotional art's emblem of the divine feminine, the Lady in her many names, honored across contemporary goddess-centered paths.

What is the chakra sequence?

The seven-center energy map of yogic-derived modern practice, root to crown, here strung down the figure's own vertical as the tradition diagrams it.

Where should it hang?

The narrow spots wider art never fits: altar-side slivers, doorframe edges, and meditation corners, from a secure indoor hook.

Which stones are included?

Seven stones in the chakra color sequence, varying naturally in shade piece to piece.

How do I care for it?

A gentle seasonal dusting and the room's passing smoke; wirework asks little.