Key Pendulum

A pocket-sized labyrinth to carry on your keys. This round charm is a classic concentric maze, its winding walls spiralling inward toward a small hexagonal boss at the dead centre. The relief is chunky and deliberate — raised ridges casting crisp shadows over the recessed pathways, so the disc reads as a miniature stone labyrinth rather than a flat engraving. A moulded loop juts from one edge, ready to take a split ring or clip straight off the bed. It suits anyone who likes a little quiet meaning on their everyday carry: a walking-meditation motif, a thumb-traceable surface for idle moments, or an understated gift for someone drawn to mazes, myth or mindfulness. Trace the groove to the centre while you wait for the kettle — it makes a calm little worry token. Print notes • Lay it flat on the back face; every wall and the loop sit top-facing, so it needs no supports. • A 0.4 mm nozzle at 0.12–0.16 mm layers keeps the narrow channels clean and readable. • Scale to about 40–50 mm across for a keyring, or blow it up for a coaster, magnet or pendant. • Brush a dark wash over a light print and wipe the high spots back to make the maze leap out.