Spiritual travels and the power of natural stones
Our Origin
Cosmic Geometry was created while travelling.
From the dance of the Icelandic aurora borealis, love in the Spanish islands and walks through the symbolic landscape of Nepal. There was also the magical corners of London.
Meditative journeys into the inner self played a large part as well.
Our Vision
We believe that each person can unlock their limitless potential. How? By awakening creativity in oneself, through experiencing art.
Let’s create your cosmic experience with a toolkit of archetypes and symbols!
Let’s discover the magic of everyday life, enjoy its diversity, abundance and beauty.
Create a Cosmic Geometry community with us 🙂
Thangkas – Tibetan paintings from Nepal
All thangkas in our shop are created by Tsultrim Lama and his team.
We met him in 2021, while visiting Nepal. By accident? By synchronicity of some kind? Anyway, we got along very quickly thanks to our love for an excellent craft created with love (from the heart).
Our thangkas are created in his Nepalese studio 'Red Tara Thangkas Production and Training Center' located in Kathmandu, Nepal.
The history of this studio dates back to 1880, when the current owner's great-grandfather named Ankpa, who was a lama, was asked to paint pictures to support meditation practices. This is how painting of thangkas became a family tradition, continued from generation to generation until today.
The studio has recently been enlarged, allowing Tsultrim Lama to use assistants who, under his guidance, study the meaning of Buddhist symbols and train in the art of painting thangkas.
CG Founder and Jewelry Designer
Hi, I am Maugo, an interdisciplinary artist from Poland. I love working in collaboration with other creative minds. I am really interested in Tibetan culture as a practitioner and researcher.
Not only that, but I love creating jewelry, posters and illustrations (digital and traditional).
I began creating mala beads inspired by my own spiritual practice. I had to repair and redesign my own necklace as well as those of some friends.
I quickly read more about it and asked meditation masters I met for their advice.
I have loved making jewelry since I was a child (for another project I design and make more makrama work and wire wrapping). But malas have a special place in my heart. They are not only beautiful, energetically powerful, but can also be used for spiritual practice such as mantra chanting and yoga. And that's very beautiful!
I choose my materials carefully. I only use natural stone and wood from certified suppliers. I have studied a lot about the properties of crystals and test the knowledge in practice. I also often take my necklaces to places of power: like sacred hills and mountains, Buddhist stupas and gompas. I empower them with sun and moon energy (depending on the stone).
Nature and being eco-friendly is very important to me. Gaia is our Great Mother, isn't she?
For me (quoting Elizabeth Gilbert) CREATIVE LIVING is ‘living a life that is driven more strongly by curiosity than by fear’
