Xorgone World Cup Trophy — For Floors a Pyramid Can’t Cover

When one room isn’t the problem.

A pyramid covers roughly a 10-metre radius. That’s a bedroom, a study, an open-plan corner. It is not a factory floor, a warehouse, or a hotel lobby. For those, there’s the Trophy — the largest orgone core we cast.

How to test a large space

The method doesn’t change; you just repeat it across points. This is the part most people find surprising:

1. Choose 4–6 spots across the floor — corners, the centre, wherever people actually work or stand.
2. At each spot, stand on one leg with both arms out, and have a partner press down steadily on your upper arm. Hold your ground.
3. Note which spots are hard and which aren’t. You’ve just mapped the floor.
4. Place the Trophy, wait a moment, then walk the same points in the same order with the same partner.

Most people find the difficult points even out — and that a few spots they assumed were fine were the worst ones on the floor.

Where it goes

• Factory or workshop floor — near the centre of the production area
• Warehouse — at the main pick aisle crossing
• Corporate lobby or headquarters reception
• Open-plan office — the central aisle
• Main hall of a large house or estate
• Hotel lobby, restaurant floor, studio

How it’s made

Hand-cast in small batches, polished and numbered by hand. The trophy form is our largest mould — it takes longer to cure and longer to finish than any other piece we make, which is why we only run it in limited numbers.

What we don’t claim

Not a medical device, not a safety device, and not a substitute for any workplace safety obligation you have. We make no claims about accident rates, productivity, staff retention or business performance. What we offer is a piece you can test with your own body, in your own space, in ten seconds.