The Man in the Maze is a sacred design of the Tohono O’odham people of southern Arizona. The figure at the top is I’itoi- Elder Brother, the creator- standing at the entrance of a labyrinth that represents a life. Every twist and turn represents a choice made. Every change of direction is a moment that made you stronger, or wiser, or knocked you flat and required you to get back up. At the very center, a final opportunity to look back on the whole journey before the Sun God greets you. #labyrinthlover isn’t a hashtag. It’s a declaration of belonging- to a practice, a people, and a way of moving through the world that most won’t understand and you stopped explaining. There’s a whole Labyrinth Society. A Labyrinth Locator with listings from around the world. An entire community of people who discovered exactly what you discovered: that labyrinths are meditative, contemplative, and genuinely good for you. This Man in the Maze mug is for the walker drawn to this specific path. For the devoted labyrinth walker who is done explaining. Who belongs to the community whether or not anyone around them understands it. Who walks because they know what it does for them- and that’s enough. • Ceramic, lead and BPA-free • 11 oz: 3.8″ height x 3.25″ diameter (9.6 x 8.3 cm) • Dishwasher and microwave safe Own the practice. Wear it.