Philosopher's stone
Stones that symbolize the mystical perfection in the space of alchemy. Adding esoterism in your living space and enhancing the overall experience – The philosopher’s stone’s here to tell a story.
Being the heart of alchemy – The philosopher’s stone is here to have you realise your deepest of thoughts. The stone that opens up the doors of awareness and philosophy. A symbol of mysticism, wisdom, and enlightenment. The philosopher’s stone unlocks the hidden mysteries that fabricate our very existence.
The energy of the Philosopher’s stone draws you near the realm of the unknown where you find yourself questioning everything while also finding the answers to everything. Whether placed in your sacred space or cherished as an artifact of wonder, the Philosopher’s Stone invites you to embrace the extraordinary.
Thoughtfully designed and handcrafted in India using premium stone composite. Each piece is unique, reflecting the individual touch of the artisan. Natural variations and surface imperfections are inherent to the handmade process and highlight its authenticity.
Finish : Aged Bronze Skin, Blackened Acacia Wood
Dimension : 12.75" (Height) x 11.50" (Width) x 03.75" (Depth)
Studio Renaissance objects/sculptures need proper care to maintain their beauty, prevent damage, and ensure longevity. Follow these guidelines for the best upkeep.
Cleaning & Maintenance
- Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth or a feather duster to remove dust and dirt.
- If needed, wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid rubbing harshly to prevent any damage to the finish.
- Do not use abrasive scrubbers, strong detergents, or chemical-based cleaners, as they may damage the finished surface.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight as it dull and damage damage the finish.
Delivery typically takes 5–10 business days, depending on the product and destination. In the event of any unforeseen delay, we will notify you promptly after your order is placed. If you prefer a refund due to the delay, we will be happy to process it.
