Chartres Cathedral Labyrinth

The labyrinth set into the floor stones in the nave of Chartres Cathedral may be the world’s most recognized and famous path.

Thought to be a representation of the spiritual quest of the pilgrim traveling to the holy land, labyrinths like this began appearing in Europe in the 12th century.

The labyrinth at Chartres is a little over 42 feet in diameter, and is thought to have be constructed in the first decades of the 13th century.

Materials:  Solid Live Oak

Dimensions:  ~20" diameter x 3/4"