3D Labyrinth : Man in the Maze

Spherical Labyrinth Ball recreated from an artifact found in the Superstition Mountains 1933
"An intriguing and unique engraved stone sphere, 5 x 4 inches (13 x 10 cm.) in diameter, decorated with a three-dimensional Man in the Maze design was collected in the Superstition Mountains near Phoenix in 1933. Although found with no context, and therefore impossible to date, it has been suggested that it may be a Pima basket weaver’s model, although ceremonial usage or even a child’s toy would be just as plausible. It is interesting to note that in order to fit the spherical stone, the ‘centre’ of the labyrinth and the figure of Siuku standing at the entrance, appear on opposing faces of the stone. Formerly in a private collection, the whereabouts of this item are currently unknown, although a crude replica (forgery might be a better term), obviously based on this object was recently offered for sale on an internet auction site." - Jeff Saward / Caerdroia 38 / 2008

[@OliveGoddess]

I feel obsessed with learning to create all things labyrinth. I love that there's a Man in the Maze labyrinth ball too. I will attempt to make one now. Thanks.

[@laurelpaulson-pierce942]

FASCINATING!

[@Magnivore519]

The next evolution in labyrinths