Our Amiens Cathedral Replica™ labyrinth faithfully replicates the original medieval design built in the French cathedral Notre Dame d'Amiens, North of Paris.

As with the labyrinth at Reims Cathedral, the design was based on the octagon, an eight sided figure. The rebirth symbology of the number eight is often incorporated into baptismal fonts in Christian churches. Building labyrinths with this powerful association must truly have resonated with medieval pilgrims visiting these cathedrals.

Built in 1288 of white and black marble, the Amiens™ labyrinth was created during the height of the medieval labyrinth building period in the thirteenth century. The walking path follows the same pattern as at Chartres Cathedral, except that a walker traces the black marble between the white marble lines. The labyrinth was destroyed during floor renovations in 1827-29, and restored in 1894-97.

Prices below include free Fedex Ground shipping. 24' models ship in a Rubbermaid storage tote. Models 30' and larger incorporate Velcro™ seams to break these large floor cloths into more easily handled sections. Our standard floor cloth shape is a square.