In a maze you lose yourself, in a labyrinth you find yourself. Traveling the path of a labyrinth can steady your thoughts and assist in being in the present moment. Simply follow its path with any pen in the off setting or the back of the pen (stylus pen included) and pay attention to your thoughts as you proceed through its twists and turns.
This bamboo labyrinth is just the right size to keep on a desk or tabletop. Be here now inspiration invites you on your meditative session with the seven circle design labyrinth.
- Bamboo Labyrinth base
- Measures 6 by 8 inches
- Depicts seven circle labyrinth
- Be here now inspiration
- Comes with a bamboo stylus pen
- Clean with a damp cloth
This product is made of bamboo. Natural textures and imperfections may be present as they speak to the item’s hand crafted origins. The labyrinth tones may vary from subtle to dark depending on each piece. You can use the stylus side of the pen or the back of the pen to vary the glide.
design: A rounded rectangular bamboo board with a seven-circuit labyrinth etched into its center, framed by a circle and finished with the engraved phrase "Be Here Now" in flowing script below.
size: Measures 6 by 8 inches.
material: Bamboo.
features: Seven-circuit labyrinth engraving, "Be Here Now" inscription, includes a bamboo stylus pen, desk or tabletop size, reusable finger-trace meditation path
care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
disclaimer: As a handcrafted bamboo piece, natural grain, texture, and tone may vary slightly from board to board.
Meaning & Intention
The pattern engraved here is the classical seven-circuit labyrinth, one of the oldest meditative forms known, found in traditions from ancient Crete to medieval cathedral floors. Unlike a maze, a labyrinth has a single winding path with no dead ends and no wrong turns — you cannot get lost, only found. That distinction is the whole point: the twists and turns ask nothing of your problem-solving mind, freeing it instead to settle.
Tracing the seven rings inward and back out mirrors the rhythm of a walking meditation in miniature. Each turn draws attention back to the breath and the present moment, while the path's eventual return to the center and back out reflects the going-in and coming-back-out quality of any real contemplative practice — you enter to look inward, and you emerge a little steadier.
The engraved words "Be Here Now" name the practice directly: presence over rumination, this moment over the last one or the next. Paired with the labyrinth's single unbroken line, it becomes a small, physical reminder that stillness is often found not by escaping the winding path, but by following it all the way through.
Kept on a desk or nightstand, this labyrinth becomes a two-minute reset — a place to rest the pen, trace the path, and let a racing mind settle before a meeting, a difficult conversation, or sleep.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone who wants a quiet, tactile way to pause and refocus during the day
- Purpose: Meditation, stress relief, mindfulness practice, focus ritual, thoughtful gift
- Suggested Mantra: Be here, now.
- Intention: Presence, Calm, Focus, Balance
Questions & Guidance
What's the difference between this labyrinth and a maze?
A maze is built to confuse you with dead ends and false paths. A labyrinth has a single continuous route to the center and back out, so there's nothing to solve — you simply follow it, which is what makes it meditative rather than puzzling.
How do I use the labyrinth?
Rest the included bamboo stylus (or the back of the pen) on the starting point and slowly trace the grooves inward to the center and back out, letting your attention rest on the movement and your breath rather than on solving anything.
What does "seven circle" or seven-circuit mean?
It refers to the number of rings the path winds through on its way to the center — seven is the classical form of the labyrinth design, one of the oldest and most widely used patterns in meditative traditions.
What's included with the labyrinth?
The bamboo labyrinth board comes with a matching bamboo stylus pen sized for tracing the engraved path.
How do I care for the bamboo?
Simply wipe it with a damp cloth; avoid soaking it or leaving it in direct sun for long periods, as natural wood tone can shift slightly over time.
