“Artistic meditative lavender coaster”
Congratulations, and thank you for supporting the arts. You are holding the first original, one-of-a-kind work created by the Italian artist Copper Natura. There is no other copy like this on the market. The artwork is signed by the artist with a distinctive small piece of copper—visible at the bottom left—which guarantees its authenticity.
Inside this Storytelling Artistic Coaster “Artistic meditative lavender coaster”, you will find a lavender plant—used since ancient times to relieve anxiety and promote relaxation. It is the perfect companion for immersing yourself in the pink hues surrounding the plant while listening to a themed piece composed by the artist to guide you on a journey toward a state of “thoughtlessness.” Find a comfortable spot, listen to the music below while holding the coaster in front of you, and focus on every minute detail until the song ends. The lavender was harvested in Vaneze (Monte Bondone) in 2025; it is an aromatic, evergreen perennial belonging to the Lamiaceae family and is native to the Mediterranean basin. Known for its distinctive spike-like flower clusters in shades of purple, lilac, and blue—as well as its intense fragrance—it is a robust species that is highly resistant to heat and drought.
A legend of lavender: long ago, a beautiful fairy named Lavandula—with long blonde hair and turquoise-blue eyes—decided to seek out a wild, unspoiled place to call home. While leafing through a large book of landscapes from around the world, her gaze fell upon the lands of Provence. At that time, however, the region was a dreary, arid, and barren expanse devoid of color. Upon seeing such desolation, the fairy felt such deep sorrow that she burst into tears. Her blue-violet tears fell copiously onto the pages of the book, staining them indelibly. Distressed at having ruined the book, Lavandula tried to dry and conceal the stains by draping a large handkerchief of blue sky over them. By magic, this gesture was mirrored in the real world: all the barren, arid valleys of Provence were instantly blanketed in millions of highly fragrant flowers in shades of blue and purple—blossoms born directly from the fairy’s tears.