Labyrinth Prayer Ball (St Oswald’s; Celtic Pathways) : 7cm diameter
Labyrinth Prayer Ball (St Oswald’s; Celtic Pathways) : 7cm diameter
£22.50
3-D printed from ecologically-friendly plant-based (sugar cane) material, this finger-labyrinth ball comes in a purple velvet drawstring bag with instructions included.
The 4-circuit wrap-around labyrinth has taken 18 months to design and each 7cm ball takes 15 hours to print, hence the relative expense.
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| Weight | 0.093 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 10 × 10 cm |
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