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Make a Mini Zen Garden

Bring some Zen to your space with a mini Japanese-inspired rock garden.

Mindful Makers and Doers Club

5.0 (2)

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$60 (Afterpay available)

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️ ____ What's the kit all about? ️____

Make a mini Japanese-inspired rock garden (otherwise known as a "Zen garden" or "karesansui") that you can display somewhere like a desk, table, bookshelf, or TV stand.

You could use the garden as:

A decorative piece for a home/work space
A visual reminder to pause and take a mindful break
A unique creative canvas
A de-stressing activity or "fidget tool"

____ ️ What's in the kit? ____

A half-moon ceramic tray crafted in Japan
Fine quartz sand
3 rocks
A mini wooden rake
Tips for using the garden as a tool for taking a mental break (Note: you will need to use a digital device to access this.)

Please note that the garden requires approximately 25cm x 15cm of tabletop space.

What you'll need

Approximately 25cm x 15cm of tabletop space.

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Mindful Makers and Doers Club

5.0 (2)

Women-owned

____ About Trish, founder of Mindful Makers and Doers Club ____

Mindfulness is a valuable skill for navigating the ups and downs of life. Meditation is just one of the many ways to practice mindfulness.

As a meditation teacher, I'm on a mission to show that meditation - the practice of focusing your attention in a particular way - doesn't have to be about sitting still with eyes closed. I help people look beyond traditional meditation methods and discover hands-on ways to practice mindfulness minus the “woo-woo stuff”.

I'm also passionate about making mindfulness more accessible to more people. I advocate the concept of "equitable mindfulness" by teaching secular techniques that cater to different needs and preferences, as well as budgets and schedules.