A slim, vertical line of color is an easy way to lift a wall and draw the eye upward. This long banner adds height, rhythm, and a calm focal point to any room. 🪷
On a midnight-black ground, seven lotus–mandala emblems stack in a clear rainbow flow—red through violet—each with fine geometric detailing and a central Sanskrit-style character, crowned by the Om (ॐ) at the top. The deep black intensifies the colors, while the matte textile finish keeps the look soft and grounded. Sized at 183 × 35 cm, its narrow profile suits tight wall spaces and doorways.
Crafted in Bali’s Ubud region using the batik method, the design is first drawn in hot wax, then dyed with natural pigments and sun-dried, revealing crisp lines and vivid tones. The banner hangs straight with squared ends and moves lightly with a breeze.
In Indian traditions, the seven chakra colors are a visual map of awareness, often used as a reminder of balance from grounding to clarity. Lotus and mandala motifs speak to resilience and wholeness. The Om symbol is widely regarded as a sacred sound—an emblem of unity and presence. 🧘
Place it beside a doorway, along a hallway, or above a console to create a quiet point of focus. It suits studios, reading corners, and yoga spaces, and works beautifully as an event backdrop for gatherings, workshops, or photo moments. 🌈
For a cohesive look, pair with neutral floor cushions, a simple wooden hanger or dowel, soft tealight glow, and a subtle incense holder.
