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Molten Glass Mini Goldfish Bowl on Wood

Kaie — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 15:22:48 +0000

Made in Bali from recycled glass and sustainably sourced Gamal wood, each piece is individually shaped as hot glass is poured over natural wood, forming an organic base that fits it perfectly. The result is a beautiful, one-of-a-kind sculpture that doubles as a practical bowl.
You can present it as a mini aquarium for small fish, a terrarium for air plants, or a decorative centrepiece filled with pebbles or candles. Its smooth glass contrasts beautifully with the rustic wood, making it suitable for eco-home shops, garden centres, and concept stores with a natural aesthetic.
Customers love it for its sustainable story and handmade charm — every bowl tells its own story through its unique wood grain and glass shape.

Glass Infuser Teapot

Kaie — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 13:31:19 +0000

Transparent glass teapots with infusers are more than just tea accessories. They are products that attract attention and keep customers engaged. Made from premium borosilicate glass, they are heat-resistant, durable, and designed to show off the brewing process. Paired with stainless steel mesh or glass filters, these teapots are ideal for green tea, black tea, Rooibos, and herbal blends. What makes them special is their modern look, BPA-free materials, stovetop safety,

Feng Shui Fortune – Lucky Teapot with Dice Spin

Kaie — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 12:34:18 +0000

The Feng Shui Fortune – Lucky Teapot with Dice Spin is a unique and interactive Feng Shui tool designed to bring good luck, clarity, and positive energy into your life. Crafted from durable brass, this beautifully detailed teapot features a spinning dice mechanism that adds an element of fun and fortune-telling to everyday mindfulness practices.

In Feng Shui tradition, the teapot symbolizes hospitality, harmony, and the pouring of blessings, while the integrated dice spin invites decision-making guidance and playful engagement with fate. By pointing the teapot towards areas of concern and spinning the dice, you can seek insight and clarity in resolving challenges or finding auspicious directions.

Theemok set Mandala turquoise

Kaie — Thu, 26 Feb 2026 08:51:43 +0000

Please note: these mugs are NOT dishwasher or microwave proof. The kaolin, feldspar and quartz that are normally used for the porcelain clay are mixed with a minimum of 35% bone ash. This creates the strongest type of porcelain that exists and creates the specific ivory colour. Due to its composition, bone porcelain can be baked at a temperature of about 1250° C. A mandala is a symbol of the universe in its ideal form, and its creation signifies the transformation of a universe of suffering into one of joy. It can also be used as an aid to meditation, helping the meditator to envision how to achieve the perfect self.

Pentagram altar chalice

Kaie — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 11:55:26 +0000

Pentagram – One of the world’s oldest symbols. It is a symbol of renewal, rebirth and transformation. Originally it symbolised the star – hence the mystical energy around it. This symbol is worn to achieve goals. When worn around the neck, it protects the mage and gives him power. The pentagram is a five-pointed geometric shape that the Greek philosopher and numerologist Pythagoras considered a symbol of mystical harmony. He and his successors referred to it as hugieia, which is often translated as ‘health’, but whose meaning is better conveyed by ‘wholeness’. For Pythagoras, the significance of the symbol lay in its five summits, the sum of the numbers 2 (which he took to mean the feminine and the earthly) and 3 (the masculine and the celestial). The number 5 thus symbolised the cosmic harmony of opposites, the marriage of heaven and earth. The pentagram with its upward pointing apex symbolises the ‘spirit’ that governs the four elements of the material world. The pentagram with two points downwards symbolises light and spirituality. It stands for aspiration, the spirit world and education. The pentagram in reverse is a symbol of Satan (with the apex down) and is directed towards black magic. The pentacle within the circle is a symbol of sacred space, and also represents the earth element or divinity manifested in matter.

Thor Norse God of Thunder Goblet

Kaie — Wed, 07 Jan 2026 10:41:59 +0000

18 cm Cast in the finest resin. Expertly hand-painted. Removable stainless steel insert for ease of cleaning.

Loki Norse God of Mischief Goblet

Kaie — Wed, 07 Jan 2026 10:37:09 +0000

18 cm Cast in the finest resin. Expertly hand-painted. Removable stainless steel insert for ease of cleaning.

Odin Norse God of Wisdom and War Goblet

Kaie — Wed, 07 Jan 2026 10:31:51 +0000

18 cm Cast in the finest resin. Expertly hand-painted. Removable stainless steel insert for ease of cleaning.

Three Wise Skeletons Goblet

Kaie — Tue, 06 Jan 2026 08:55:48 +0000

The skull symbolises the transience of materiality. It is a symbol of death in many cultures of the world. In many cultures, crystal skulls have long been regarded as the guardian of knowledge, because the skull is the only form that has been held in reverence by every religion, every age and every nation. Because of their resemblance to the human head, crystal skulls are very popular objects of meditation. They are credited with healing and the ability to communicate with other worlds. The flask and the crossed shinbones are known at sea as symbols of danger and death. It is also placed on poison bottles as a visual reminder of danger. The piston is a reminder of our mortality. The Kolp also emphasises the need to take each moment as it is and move on with life. The skull, crowned with a rose, is associated with the expression Carpe Diem, meaning ‘seize the day’.

Realistic Fossilised Dragon Remains Skeleton Goblet Wine Glass

Kaie — Mon, 05 Jan 2026 15:54:34 +0000

The dragon is a symbol of light and darkness, of the Sun and the Moon, of masculinity and femininity, and of the unity of all opposites, combining the qualities of the four elements: fire, water, earth and air. In Chinese mythology, the dragon symbolises good powers and is used as the main symbol of the emperor. The 5-clawed blue-green dragon symbolises the power of heaven and emperor, the sun, joy, fertility and wisdom. In China, it is associated with the element of water. It is considered a symbol of power, strength and good luck. Associated with the number 9, which is a highly favoured number in feng shui. The year of the Dragon is considered a very auspicious birth year. The blood of the dragon means deadly poison. The symbol of the dragon can be both benevolent and malevolent. In feng shui, the dragon is a powerful and benevolent element. It has a strong yang/man energy. The pearl or crystal between the dragon’s claws symbolizes wealth, power and abundance of opportunity. The dragon is one of the main creatures in feng shui – one of the four celestial beings and a traditional symbol of rulership. He is also a metaphor for a strong and powerful man, while the phoenix is a metaphor for an empress. The dragon is represented in the eastern corner of the house and on the left side, looking outwards from the inside. The dragon can be used to bring Qi energy into the house. It can be placed in the living room, dining room, home office, but not in lower energy rooms such as the garage, hallway and toilets. The dragon likes water, so if you live near a body of water, such as a river or the ocean, place it so that it faces the water through the window. The water should be clean and not piped, hosed or rinsed.