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A stone bowl earns its spot when it is useful every day, and this shallow larvikite dish is exactly that.
The surface is semi polished, which keeps some of the stone's natural texture while still letting the polished areas catch the light. It is wide and shallow, so it works as a catchall for rings and keys by the door, a dish for tumbled stones on an altar or meditation shelf, or a tray for small crafting supplies. The top view in the photos shows it holding a handful of stones. For someone who already collects larvikite, a carved vessel adds a functional piece to a shelf of palm stones and towers.
Larvikite is an igneous rock, a variety of monzonite with large feldspar crystals, from the Larvik area of southern Norway. Thin alternating layers of two feldspars produce its silver blue flash, called labradorescence. It is widely used as polished building stone and is recognized as a Global Heritage Stone Resource.
Stone Meaning: Larvikite is traditionally associated with grounding and insight.
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