Looking for a unique magnetoculture sculpture to add to your home or office?  Show off your passion of electroculture with this unique functional sculpture!
 
This one-of-a-kind prototype is based on my other paramagnetic basalt cones featuring an angle of 51 degrees. These cones said to emulate the angles found in the Irish towers popularized by scientist, Phil Callahan. These angles are also found in many pyramids structures.
 
This version features a solid rod coming out of the base, allowing for the collected magnetic energies to flow into the ground, while keeping the cone off-the ground.  If desired, the rod can also accept wiring for running the collected field to a multiple plants in a garden row.  It also has 3 brass prongs coming out of it, just for aesthetics. 
 
For those not in the know, the use of these passive energetic devices is really astonishing!  When placed into the soil whether in garden pots, or in garden rows, these devices put out an magnetic field that varies in accordance to the Earth's Schumann resonance frequencies that plants seem to love, resulting in more of the classic results typical of electroculture and magnetoculture like increased budding and fruit production, frost and drought resistance, and other beneficial effects.
 
For expansion, a 2.5mm audio connector jack is installed on the bottom of the cone allowing for expanding the magnetic field along a wire for use with longer rows underground, or above-ground on trellises, or for connecting to other devices.
 
Additional Information:
- Composed of paramagnetic basalt and concrete
- Approximately 3 1/2 (9cm) inches in diameter and 4 inches (10cm) tall, not including supports
- Sits approximately 1/2 inch off of a level surface with copper standoffs.
- Color/surface finish may vary and include slight imperfections.