Flower of Life - Sacred Geometry Pendant

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The ubiquity of this stunning geometric symbol is astonishing. Everywhere it appears, from the Golden Temple in Amritsar to Buddhist temples at Ajanta, India, the Louvre, and Ephesus. Embroidered onto the robes of Sultans, it's a symbol that can be seen in Cordoba, Marrakech, Beijing, Lebanon, Egypt, and Japan. Chiseled into wood in Holland and carved into stone in Scotland and Austria, this ancient design has been favored by religions, architects, and scientists alike for its timeless beauty. The oldest known example of the Flower of Life is a remarkable 2500 years old, yet its deceptively simple design remains a mystery that continues to emerge as more circles are added. A series of evenly spaced interlinking circles make up this intricate pattern, one that has been admired by cultures around the world for centuries.