Zen Fountains

Water fountain with a meditating Buddha

Decorative tabletop fountain for indoor use, recreating the relaxing sounds of nature.

The fountain's flowing water enhances the Feng Shui of your living space.

Ideal for both the office and the home.

Dimensions: 13.3 x 13.3 x 17.5 cm

Product features

Polyresin tabletop fountain

For indoor use with a near-silent pump

Adapter input: 220-240V, 50 Hz; output: 12V, 300mA

With warm LED lighting: 12V, 50Hz, 3W

SYMBOLIC MEANING OF THE ZEN FOUNTAIN:

Zen fountains are part of a thousand-year-old Japanese tradition. In Japanese gardens, in fact, great importance has always been placed on these fountains and what they represent.

Their purpose is to bring peace and tranquility, encouraging introspection and meditation. They instantly help you relax and calm your mind. Anyone who listens to the sound of slowly flowing water is positively affected.

Flowing water brings to mind fluidity and the impermanence of things—a panta rei, as the Greeks used to say. Everything flows. Its therapeutic power is great, especially for those who, like us, are always on the move and immersed in a thousand activities every day.

Using zen fountains helps you reconnect and refocus, releasing tension and easing obsessive thoughts. Water is seen as nourishment and a return to the Earth. When we lose touch with the Earth and its structures, we also lose touch with a part of ourselves—our authentic, true, profound self. Zen fountains offer much more than we can imagine. Water flowing among natural materials represents the very essence of life, which flows on without ever being stopped or controlled.  Sometimes we have the illusion that we can divert it onto paths that seem more suitable and right to us, but then it, unpredictable as it is, brings us back to reality, where nothing can be controlled: all that remains is the possibility of accepting and letting life's events flow as they come to us, learning something new each time.

They also play an important role in FENG SHUI. In Feng Shui, flowing water is an activator of prosperity, and by using this type of fountain, everyone living in the home will reap great benefits.

Feng Shui, which literally means wind and water, is an ancient Taoist art originating in China. It deals with architecture, reading practices, and the interpretation of landscapes in order to ward off negative influences within the home. Water is indeed one of the core elements of this discipline, and its presence is necessary to activate the benefits of Feng Shui. Placing zen fountains in your garden or home is essential because moving water can activate Chi, the star of prosperity, bringing well-being to the home's inhabitants.

It is recommended to place a zen fountain in rooms where greater concentration is needed: a study, office, or bedroom used for reading or studying. A zen fountain is an accessory that can bring harmony and balance to any environment.

Zen fountains are usually made of stone or resin. This accessory is often decorated with candles, Buddha figurines, or mystical trees that radiate positive energy.

Water fountain with grey Buddha

Decorative tabletop fountain for indoor use, which simulates the relaxing sounds of nature.

The fountain's water flow enhances the Feng Shui in your living space.

Ideal for both the office and the home.

Dimensions:  13.3 x 13.3 x 18 cm

Product features

Polyresin tabletop fountain

For indoor use with a near-silent pump

Adapter input: 220-240V, 50 Hz; output 12V, 300mA

With warm atmosphere LED light: 12V, 50Hz, 3W

SYMBOLIC MEANING OF THE ZEN FOUNTAIN:

Zen fountains are part of a thousand-year-old Japanese tradition. In fact, in the gardens of Japan, great importance has always been given to these fountains and what they represent.

Their function is to bring peace and tranquility, encouraging introspection and meditation. Thanks to them, you immediately relax and feel reassured. Anyone listening to the sound of slowly flowing water is positively influenced by it.

The flow of water brings to mind fluidity, the impermanence of things, a panta rei, as the Greeks used to say. Everything flows. Their therapeutic power is great, especially for those who, like us, never stop and are immersed in a thousand activities every day.

Using zen fountains helps to reconnect and recenter, releasing tension and mitigating obsessive thoughts. Water is seen as nourishment and a return to the Earth. When we lose contact with the earth and its structures, we also lose contact with a part of ourselves, the authentic, true, deep part. Zen fountains give much more than we can imagine. Water flowing among natural materials represents the essence of life itself, which flows without ever being able to be stopped, nor controlled.  Sometimes we have the illusion of being able to divert it onto tracks that seem more suitable and right to us, but then it, unpredictable as it is, brings us back to reality where nothing can be controlled: we are left with the possibility of accepting and letting the events of life flow, just as they are given to us, learning something new every time.

They also play an important role in FENG SHUI. In Feng Shui, flowing water is an activator of prosperity and by using this type of fountain all the inhabitants of the house will reap great benefits.

Feng Shui, whose literal meaning is wind and water, is an ancient Taoist art that finds its origins in China and deals with architecture, reading practices and the interpretation of landscapes, in order to avoid negative influences inside the home. Water is indeed one of the supporting elements of this discipline and its presence is necessary to activate the benefits of Feng Shui. Using zen fountains in your garden or home is essential because thanks to moving water it is possible to activate the Chi, that is, the star of prosperity, bringing well-being to the inhabitants of the house.

It is recommended to place a zen fountain in the rooms of the house where more concentration is needed: the study, the office or the room where you read or study. A zen fountain is an accessory to use to bring harmony and balance to any environment.

The zen fountain is usually made of stone or resin. Decorating this accessory are often candles, figurines depicting Buddha or mystical trees that radiate positive energies.

Water fountain with Buddha pouring water

Decorative tabletop fountain for indoor use, simulating the relaxing sounds of nature.

The fountain's flowing water enhances the Feng Shui in your living space.

Ideal for both the office and the home.

Dimensions:  19.5 x 19.5 x 29 cm

Product features

Polyresin tabletop fountain

For indoor use with a near-silent pump

Adapter input: 220-240V, 50 Hz; output 12V, 300mA

With warm atmospheric LED light: 12V, 50Hz, 3W

SYMBOLIC MEANING OF THE ZEN FOUNTAIN:

Zen fountains are part of a thousand-year-old Japanese tradition. In Japanese gardens, in fact, great importance has always been placed on these fountains and what they represent.

Their function is to bring peace and tranquility, encouraging introspection and meditation. Thanks to them, you immediately relax and feel reassured. Anyone listening to the sound of slowly flowing water is positively affected.

The flow of water brings to mind fluidity, the impermanence of things, a panta rei, as the Greeks used to say. Everything flows. Their therapeutic power is great, especially for those who, like us, never stop and are immersed in a thousand activities every day.

Using zen fountains helps to reconnect and refocus, releasing tension and mitigating obsessive thoughts. Water is seen as nourishment and a return to the Earth. When we lose touch with the earth and its structures, we also lose touch with a part of ourselves, the authentic, true, deep part. Zen fountains offer much more than we can imagine. Water flowing among natural materials represents the essence of life itself, which flows without ever being able to be stopped, nor controlled.  Sometimes we have the illusion that we can divert it onto tracks that seem more suitable and right to us, but then it, unpredictable as it is, brings us back to reality where nothing can be controlled: all that remains for us is the possibility of accepting and letting the events of life flow, just as they come to us, learning something new every time.

They also play an important role in FENG SHUI. In Feng Shui, flowing water is an activator of prosperity, and by using this type of fountain, all the inhabitants of the house will reap great benefits.

Feng Shui, whose literal meaning is wind and water, is an ancient Taoist art that finds its origins in China and deals with architecture, reading practices, and the interpretation of landscapes, in order to avoid negative influences inside the home. Water is indeed one of the supporting elements of this discipline, and its presence is necessary to activate the benefits of Feng Shui. Using zen fountains in your garden or home is essential because, thanks to moving water, it is possible to activate the Chi, that is, the star of prosperity, bringing well-being to the inhabitants of the house.

It is recommended to place a zen fountain in the rooms of the house where more concentration is needed: the study, the office, or the room where you read or study. A zen fountain is an accessory to use to bring harmony and balance to any environment.

The zen fountain is usually made of stone or resin. This accessory is often decorated with candles, figurines depicting Buddha, or mystical trees that radiate positive energies.

Water fountain with Angel and sphere

Decorative tabletop fountain for indoor use, simulating the relaxing sounds of nature.

The fountain's water flow enhances the Feng Shui in your living space.

Ideal for both the office and home.

Dimensions:  13 x 13 x 20 cm

Product features

Polyresin tabletop fountain

For indoor use with a near-silent pump

Adapter input: 220-240V, 50 Hz; output 12V, 300mA

With warm-atmosphere LED light: 12V, 50Hz, 3W

SYMBOLIC MEANING OF THE ZEN FOUNTAIN:

Zen fountains are part of a thousand-year-old Japanese tradition. In Japanese gardens, in fact, great importance has always been placed on these fountains and what they represent.

Their function is to bring peace and tranquility, encouraging introspection and meditation. Thanks to them, you immediately relax and feel reassured. Anyone listening to the sound of slowly flowing water is positively influenced by it.

The flow of water brings to mind fluidity, the impermanence of things, a panta rei, as the Greeks used to say. Everything flows. Their therapeutic power is great, especially for those who, like us, never stop and are immersed in a thousand activities every day.

Using zen fountains helps to reconnect and recenter, releasing tension and mitigating obsessive thoughts. Water is seen as nourishment and a return to the Earth. When we lose contact with the earth and its structures, we also lose contact with a part of ourselves, the authentic, true, deep part. Zen fountains offer much more than we can imagine. Water flowing through natural materials represents the essence of life itself, which flows without ever being able to be stopped, nor controlled.  Sometimes we have the illusion of being able to divert it onto tracks that seem more suitable and right to us, but then it, unpredictable as it is, brings us back to reality where nothing can be controlled: all that remains is the possibility of accepting and letting the events of life flow, just as they come to us, learning something new every time.

They also play an important role in FENG SHUI. In Feng Shui, flowing water is an activator of prosperity, and by using this type of fountain, all the inhabitants of the house will reap great benefits.

Feng Shui, whose literal meaning is wind and water, is an ancient Taoist art that finds its origins in China and deals with architecture, reading practices, and the interpretation of landscapes, in order to avoid negative influences inside the home. Water is indeed one of the supporting elements of this discipline, and its presence is necessary to activate the benefits of Feng Shui. Using zen fountains in your garden or home is essential because, thanks to moving water, it is possible to activate the Chi, that is, the star of prosperity, bringing well-being to the inhabitants of the house.

It is recommended to place a zen fountain in the rooms of the house where more concentration is needed: the study, the office, or the room where you read or study. A zen fountain is an accessory to use to bring harmony and balance to any environment.

The zen fountain is usually made of stone or resin. This accessory is often decorated with candles, figurines depicting Buddha, or mystical trees that radiate positive energy.