Eye of Orion

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1219 SW Park Ave
Portland, OR 97205
+1 (503) 226-2811

Eye of Orion is a unique establishment in Portland, Oregon that offers a range of holistic services and products. Their focus is on promoting wellness and balance through various healing modalities.

With a tranquil atmosphere and experienced practitioners, Eye of Orion provides a space for individuals to explore alternative healing methods and enhance their overall well-being.

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Mark B.
6/12/2015

This statue was made by Manuel Izquierdo, He was from Spain and came to Oregon as a refugee of their Civil War. This statue is very visible a gold sun on top of a small pyramid. I like it...

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