Flow & Wisdom | Water Collection Inspired by the rhythmic fluidity of the Water element, this collection is curated for those who navigate life’s complexities with grace. Traditionally symbolic of intelligence and opportunity, these artifacts serve as a visual reminder to remain adaptable and persistent. Embrace the essence of “Flow” and align your personal perspective with the infinite wisdom of the Tai Chi curve.
Five versions, one for each element: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water. Every bracelet pairs sandalwood and rosewood beads with the stone chosen for that element. Pick the one that matches what you are working on, or wear the whole cycle.
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Blue tiger’s eye is a grey-blue stone with the same band of light across it as the brown version. Water element and the Yin (6) side: worn where steady intention matters more than speed.
Brazilian aquamarine, ice-grade and translucent enough to see through. Water element, and the 6 in the 69player numbering: the piece for a stretch when the calendar is too full and the answer is to slow down.
The ping an kou, or safety buckle, is the donut shape, worn in Chinese practice as a piece you keep on through a difficult stretch. Black obsidian, on a cord.
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Obsidian and Pixiu: the stone that absorbs, and the creature kept for guarding wealth, with the six-syllable mantra running alongside both. This is the piece for a year when money is tight and attention is the scarce resource.
The koi is the fish that swims upstream in Chinese and Japanese art, which is where the luck attached to it comes from. A small pendant on a chain, for a year when the current is against you.
Clear quartz cut as wheel beads, a flat disc shape that sits close to the wrist. Quartz is the generalist of the collection, traditionally kept for clearing mental fog, and the wheel cut is the version people wear to a desk job.