This mandala hanging measures 2.20 m by 1.20 m. Its floral and geometric patterns organized in a circle, produce a harmonizing effect in a room.
In spiritual traditions, such as Hinduism and Buddhism, the mandala is used to attract and hold the attention of practitioners and followers during meditation sessions. It also has a protective power.
This beautiful mandala wall hanging can be placed vertically or horizontally. It measures 2.20m by 1.20m and represents a mandala, which is a symbol widely used in spiritual traditions such as Hinduism and Buddhism.
In India, ephemeral mandalas are drawn on the ground in front of the entrance door of the houses, as an offering to the gods, with the aim of protecting the inhabitants of the house.
These ephemeral mandalas are called rangoli, or alpona in Bengal, aripan in Bihar, kolam in Tamil Nadu, mandana in Rajasthan, or kalampattu in Kerala.
This puzzle Mandala is a harmonious object to meditate on the principle of life and the universe according to Eastern traditions.
You can give it different forms of sacred geometry, as the flower of life, a lotus that opens, a space shuttle, a drum, a wheel, a sphere ...
This pretty mandala hanging with black patterns on a white background measures 2.20 m by 1.20 m. It can be arranged vertically or horizontally. It can be hung on the wall, used as a tablecloth, or a single bed cover, etc. The delicate and intricate designs are arranged in a circle and feature upturned trunk elephants, plants and flowers. The whole forms a very harmonious design.
This pretty round incense holder, in brass, has the shape of a lotus flower. It has 9 holes (1 in the center and 8 around), of different sizes, which allows it to adapt to all sizes of incense sticks. It is zen and very decorative! Diameter 4cm
This necklace features a Tibetan mandala, a diagram that symbolizes the universe and the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism. Tibetan mandalas are often used for healing and meditation. Their intricate geometry and symmetry are considered soothing and comforting to the mind. They are also seen as representations of deities and cosmic forces in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
This Indian cotton wall hanging measures 110 cm by 70 cm. It features a beautiful floral mandala unfurled around its center. The mandala is a symbolic representation of the cosmos. The virtues attributed to it include tranquility, security, realignment, creativity, spiritual growth... It can also serve as a very effective object for contemplation or meditation.
This mandala hanging measures 2.20 m by 1.20 m. Its floral and geometric patterns organized in a circle, produce a harmonizing effect in a room.
In spiritual traditions, such as Hinduism and Buddhism, the mandala is used to attract and hold the attention of practitioners and followers during meditation sessions. It also has a protective power.
