A little wooden board to take along for your own quiet moments. This rectangular tulipwood pendulum board combines my geometric laser print with letters and numbers 0–10, offering a travel-friendly alternative to a larger board.
Smaller pieces, a new purpose
A lot of the wood I work with comes from offcuts from sawmills, flooring work and carpenters. For these travel boards, I buy offcuts in bulk from a sawmill that cuts timber for larger projects, then turn the smaller pieces into something you can use and enjoy.
The tulipwood’s natural grain, colour variations and markings give each board its own character, providing a natural backdrop for the laser-printed geometric design.
Geometric print, letters and numbers
The rectangular layout brings together geometric artwork, letters and a number range of 0–10 for pendulum-led personal practice. Use the markings in a way that suits your own reflective approach, leaving room for uncertainty rather than feeling you must reach an answer.
Place the board flat on a stable surface when using your pendulum. Treat responses as personal interpretations rather than verified facts or predictions.
Ready to travel or display
The travel-friendly format makes it a useful addition to a bag or portable altar kit, or a compact option for a small living space. The braided jute cord lets you hang it from a bag or display it as a decoration between sessions.
Wrap it in your own cloth or tuck it into a suitable pouch when carrying to help protect the printed surface.
Optional pendulum
Need a pendulum too? Add a Simple Starter Pendulum (£5) to your basket alongside your board. Already have a favourite? You can use your own. Pendulum sold separately.
Details
- Tulipwood made into a new piece from sawmill offcuts
- Rectangular, travel-friendly pendulum board
- My geometric laser print
- Letter markings and numbers 0–10
- Braided jute hanging cord
- For personal practice or decorative display
- Natural variations in wood grain, colour and markings
- Pendulum sold separately
A thoughtful gift for someone who enjoys geometric artwork, natural wood and pendulum practice, or a compact addition to your own travel kit.
Care
Wipe gently with a dry soft cloth. Avoid soaking, prolonged damp and abrasive cleaners. Keep the wood and jute away from flames and hot incense ash. Check the cord and its attachment before hanging, and avoid pulling or snagging it when attached to a bag.
For a calm, practical introduction to using your dowsing tools, read my guide: Pendulum & Spirit Boards: A Gentle Introduction.
