2 3/4″ Bastet ball stand (for 50mm balls)

2 3/4″ Bastet ball stand (for 50mm balls) — Grounding Through Clear Visual Structure

When your tools are sliding around, rolling off the table, or competing with clutter, your focus fractures fast. The 2 3/4″ Bastet ball stand (for 50mm balls) gives your crystal ball one defined place to live, so your attention has a single, stable target instead of chasing distractions. It’s not here to impress you; it’s here to hold your sphere steady so you can actually do the work you came to do.

If you’re building a serious scrying setup or refining your altar layout, pairing this piece with your other gazing ball stands can help you create a consistent, repeatable environment — the kind that makes honest self-inquiry harder to dodge.

The Grounded Logic of the Bastet ball stand

This Bastet ball stand uses three seated Bastet figures to form a triangular base that cradles a 50mm sphere. That triangular structure matters: three points of contact reduce wobble, drifting, and micro-movements that pull your eyes off the work.

By elevating the ball about 2 3/4″ off the surface, it pulls the sphere into your natural line of sight. Less hunching, less adjusting, fewer excuses to break concentration. The design also creates a visual boundary: ball here, everything else there. That simple separation can be enough to interrupt mental noise and signal, “Now I’m working.”

The Bastet imagery adds a psychological edge — a reminder of watchfulness and discernment. You’re not relying on the statues for anything; you’re using their presence as a visual cue to show up sharper, more honest, and less scattered.

Stay clear on the hierarchy: this is a shaped stand with three Bastet figures that props up a ball; any clarity, insight, or boundary you experience comes from the focus and intention you bring to the session, not from the stand itself.

Using 2 3/4″ Bastet ball stand (for 50mm balls) in Daily Practice

• Set your 50mm crystal or glass ball in the Bastet ball stand at the start of a reading to mark the shift from “everyday mode” to “focused work mode.” Let the act of placing the sphere become your on-switch.
• Use the stand as a fixed anchor point on your altar or workspace so your sphere always returns to the same spot, helping you build a consistent, repeatable divination routine.
• During scrying, keep everything non-essential outside the stand’s footprint. If it doesn’t support the work, it doesn’t sit near the Bastet base — a simple way to enforce visual and mental boundaries.
• Employ the Bastet imagery as a prompt for self-honesty: before you begin, ask yourself one direct question you’re willing to face, then hold your gaze on the sphere until your mind stops reaching for escape routes.
• Combine this stand with your other divination tools to build a layout where each object has a defined role, reducing clutter and decision fatigue during readings.

Product Details

• Product: 2 3/4″ Bastet ball stand (for 50mm balls)
• Function: Stand for holding a 50mm crystal or glass ball; can also serve as a compact Bastet-themed statue when not in use
• Height: Approximately 2 3/4″ tall
• Design: Three Bastet figures forming a stable, triangular base to cradle the sphere
• Use: Suitable for altar setups, desks, or any flat surface where you need a steady, defined position for your ball

You are the one doing the seeing, questioning, and choosing; the Bastet ball stand just holds your sphere steady and visible while you do that work with fewer excuses and less visual chaos. If you’re ready to tighten up your practice and give your 50mm ball a serious, stable home, add this stand to your toolkit.

If you want to explore more options, refine your setup, or build out a complete working layout, take a deeper look at what’s available when you shop at Unknown Truth Tarot.