Copper Merkaba – Handmade Flower of Life Star Tetrahedron

A merkaba, twisted by hand

This is a copper merkaba — two tetrahedrons locked into each other to make a 3D star, built entirely from twisted copper wire. Sit with it a moment and you'll spot the Flower of Life woven into the middle: six little petals around one center, the old seed-of-life pattern. It's the kind of piece that looks different from every angle, which is half the point.

The whole thing is twisted, bent, and soldered by hand in a small workshop in Ninh Bình, Vietnam. Hundreds of tiny joins, all done one at a time. So the patina runs rose, gold, and silver-grey across the wire, and no two come out the same. That's just raw copper doing its thing.

Tuned by cubit

This comes in two tunings — 144 MHz (Royal Cubit) and 177 MHz (Lost Cubit). Each is built to its own cubit measure, so they're a slightly different size as well as a different frequency. Pick whichever one you work with at checkout. If you're new to this, the Royal Cubit is the more common starting point — but go with whatever pulls you.

What people do with it

Most people set it on a desk, an altar, or a windowsill and just let it sit there catching light. Some use it as a centerpiece for a meditation space, or rest a crystal inside the frame. One customer keeps hers by her workspace because, in her words, it's the one object on the desk that makes her pause. That's a fair use for it.

To be clear: this is a handmade decorative and meditation piece, not a medical device. I don't claim it heals or treats anything. It's copper, shaped into geometry that means something to the person who keeps it around.

Honest limitations

This is wire-built, not cast — so it's light and a bit flexible, and the shape can shift slightly if you squeeze or drop it. You can gently nudge it back, but it isn't a solid block of metal and shouldn't be treated like a toy. Raw copper also darkens over time and may leave a faint green mark if you handle it a lot; harmless, and a cloth brings the shine back. Honestly, for most people it's a shelf piece, not an everyday-handling piece — and it holds up fine that way.

Quick details

Material: solid copper, twisted-wire construction. Form: 3D star tetrahedron (merkaba) with Flower of Life core. Tunings: 144 MHz (Royal Cubit) or 177 MHz (Lost Cubit). Made: one artisan, Ninh Bình, Vietnam. Care: keep dry, dust gently, polish with a cloth.

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