Drishti Pendant - Infinite Scales
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$27.00
$27.00
DRISHTI PENDANTS
POWERFUL AND PEACEFUL, CONFIDENT AND CENTERED
Item specifics:
- 22mm X 30mm oval pendant tray with 4X6mm loop opening.
- 24” Length Vintage-Style Handmade Chain with Lobster Clasp and 2 x 3 mm Oval Antique Links
- Shiny Silver finish on zinc base (nickel & lead free) with Glass Cabochon
A drishti (view or gaze) is commonly used in yoga and meditation to focus and concentrate the mind. The use of a drishti allows the mind to focus and move into a deep state of concentration. It relates to the fifth limb of yoga (pratyahara) concerning sense withdrawal, as well as the sixth limb (dharana) relating to concentration.
The most useful drishti points used are the breath and the third eye center. External focal points can also be used, such as the tip of the nose, a candle or mandala.
The full meaning of drishti isn’t limited to its value in asana or meditation. In Sanskrit, drishti can also mean a vision, a point of view, or intelligence and wisdom.
The drishti pendant gives the wearer the assurance that it is perfectly acceptable to focus on oneself from time to time, to nourish and heal the body and soul.
The drishti pendant should encourage the wearer feel
powerful and peaceful, confident and centered.
Each pendant is lovingly hand assembled by Albuquerque artist Emma Eckert. The images used are created from her
photographs and digital artwork.
The images of the jewelry are intended to be accurate representations of the pieces, however, slight variation in color may occur due to different displays and settings.
POWERFUL AND PEACEFUL, CONFIDENT AND CENTERED
Item specifics:
- 22mm X 30mm oval pendant tray with 4X6mm loop opening.
- 24” Length Vintage-Style Handmade Chain with Lobster Clasp and 2 x 3 mm Oval Antique Links
- Shiny Silver finish on zinc base (nickel & lead free) with Glass Cabochon
A drishti (view or gaze) is commonly used in yoga and meditation to focus and concentrate the mind. The use of a drishti allows the mind to focus and move into a deep state of concentration. It relates to the fifth limb of yoga (pratyahara) concerning sense withdrawal, as well as the sixth limb (dharana) relating to concentration.
The most useful drishti points used are the breath and the third eye center. External focal points can also be used, such as the tip of the nose, a candle or mandala.
The full meaning of drishti isn’t limited to its value in asana or meditation. In Sanskrit, drishti can also mean a vision, a point of view, or intelligence and wisdom.
The drishti pendant gives the wearer the assurance that it is perfectly acceptable to focus on oneself from time to time, to nourish and heal the body and soul.
The drishti pendant should encourage the wearer feel
powerful and peaceful, confident and centered.
Each pendant is lovingly hand assembled by Albuquerque artist Emma Eckert. The images used are created from her
photographs and digital artwork.
The images of the jewelry are intended to be accurate representations of the pieces, however, slight variation in color may occur due to different displays and settings.
