Handcrafted Bovis scale dial for divination pendulums and dowsing, made of engraved wood

Handcrafted Bovis scale charts for divination pendulums and dowsing, made of engraved wood

Bovis scale engraved on wood for dowsing

Name: Bovis scale engraved on wood for dowsing
Brand: The Witching Hour
SKU: 1017
Price: 36 EUR
Availability: PreOrder

€36.00

Category: Pendulums

The Bovis scale is used to measure the vibrational frequency of a place, an object, or a person. Here, this dowsing chart is engraved on wood and embellished with a pentacle, symbols of the moon and sun, flowers, and crystals. The entire piece is varnished and hand-painted.

⛤ Handcrafted in my small French workshop

⛤ 7 mm thick plywood

⛤ Dimensions: 30 x 20 cm

⛤ Sold without a pendulum

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Bovis scale

Unique design

This Bovis scale for pendulums is an original creation by The Witching Hour. I designed and crafted it entirely by hand in my small workshop in France
To measure the vibrational frequency

The Bovis scale is a well-known chart used by dowsers to measure the vibrational frequency of a place, an object, or a person.
Engraved plywood

This chart was engraved on plywood, then hand-painted and varnished. The design itself was based on my sketches, then assembled on a computer before being laser-engraved.

The soul of this creation

The Bovis scale is used in dowsing to measure the vibrational frequency of a place, a room, an object, a person, or even food. This scale was invented by Antoine Bovis in the 1930s and measures vibrational frequency in Bovis units (UB).

To design this chart, I wanted to include a pentacle—a powerful spiritual symbol representing the union of the spirit with the natural elements within the greater whole of the universe. I also drew stylized versions of the moon and sun to represent the duality of our world. Then, to emphasize the connection to nature, I added some flowers and amethyst crystals, as well as the symbols of the natural elements: water, earth, air, and fire.