Add movement, color, and Eastern Star symbolism to your garden, patio, porch, or favorite outdoor space with this beautiful OES Eastern Star Mandala Wind Spinner.
The layered mandala design surrounds the familiar five-point Eastern Star emblem with rich color and intricate detail. As the spinner turns in the breeze, the circular pattern creates a striking sense of movement while keeping the Eastern Star design at the center.
Made from heavy-weight aluminum, this wind spinner is designed to be substantial while still moving freely in the wind. The same full-color design is printed on both sides, so it looks beautiful from either direction.
Details:
Approximately 10" diameter
Made from heavy-weight aluminum
Same design on both sides
Vibrant Eastern Star mandala artwork
Suitable for porches, patios, gardens, balconies, or indoor display
Makes a wonderful gift for an Eastern Star member, Worthy Matron, Past Matron, officer, or Chapter friend
A colorful way to show your Eastern Star pride—and unlike most Chapter meetings, this Star actually likes a little wind.
Add movement, color, and Eastern Star symbolism to your garden, patio, porch, or favorite outdoor space with this beautiful OES Eastern Star Mandala Wind Spinner.
The layered mandala design surrounds the familiar five-point Eastern Star emblem with rich color and intricate detail. As the spinner turns in the breeze, the circular pattern creates a striking sense of movement while keeping the Eastern Star design at the center.
Made from heavy-weight aluminum, this wind spinner is designed to be substantial while still moving freely in the wind. The same full-color design is printed on both sides, so it looks beautiful from either direction.
Details:
Approximately 10" diameter
Made from heavy-weight aluminum
Same design on both sides
Vibrant Eastern Star mandala artwork
Suitable for porches, patios, gardens, balconies, or indoor display
Makes a wonderful gift for an Eastern Star member, Worthy Matron, Past Matron, officer, or Chapter friend
A colorful way to show your Eastern Star pride—and unlike most Chapter meetings, this Star actually likes a little wind.