Material & Surface
The design and form of my orgone energy accumulators are important, but so is the selection and processing of the materials used.
A large proportion of the metallic components are made from brass. This material has proven its worth for my craftsmanship over many years, combining stability, good workability, and a high-quality appearance.
You can also choose between different surface finishes. Each variant has its own character and is created in several steps in my own production facility.
Why I use brass
Brass is a proven material that can be turned, polished, and further processed very well. This is particularly important for the production of my orgone energy accumulators because many components need to be precisely coordinated.
At the same time, brass is durable and dimensionally stable. With proper handling, a component made from it can be used for many years.
From my craft perspective, brass is therefore a very suitable material for the production of my orgone energy accumulators and the associated accessories.
In energetic concepts, different properties are attributed to various materials. These considerations also influence my personal material selection. However, such energetic properties are not scientifically proven.
Two different surfaces
The brass parts of my orgone energy accumulators are primarily offered in two different finishes.
The difference is clearly visible at first glance: The lathe-raw variant appears rather matte and technical, while the high-gloss polished and gold-plated version is significantly shinier and more decorative.
