Slipping through time, imagine the gentle hands of Margaret Wallis placing the final mosaic tile. The Labrynth at Hutt Hospital shimmers. It’s a vibrant tapestry of color and contemplation. The Labrynth isn’t just a place to walk. It’s a journey for the soul. Relocated in 2007 from the tranquil gardens of Frederic Wallis House, the Labrynth found a new home on the hospital grounds. A place of healing in the heart of healing. This Labrynth is a replica of the one at Chartres Cathedral in France. A timeless design echoed across continents. Twenty-three colors swirl across 22,000 mosaic tiles. They create a mesmerizing pattern that spans 122 square meters. Open day and night, the Labrynth welcomes all. Whether you’re connected to the hospital or simply passing by. The gentle curves invite you to wander, reflect, and find a moment of peace. While free to all, donations are gratefully accepted to help maintain this beautiful space. The Labrynth at Hutt Hospital. A place of quiet contemplation in the midst of the everyday. A place where every step can be a prayer. A place where healing begins.
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