This pretty round hanging is about 2m in diameter. Very pretty floral pattern reminiscent of butterfly wings. Colors are green, gray, white, light purple, orange. There are fringes all around. Ideal as a floor rug, at home or on nature outings (beach, park, countryside), it will also be a very fine tablecloth for a round table.

This Medicine Buddha statue is made of bronze and is approximately 15 cm in height. The colors are black, green and gold. Here Buddha is seated in the lotus position. He is holding an ointment jar in his hands. This is Bhaishajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha, or "Master Healer of Light".

The Green Tara deity occupies a central place in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. As the goddess of compassion and wisdom, she inspires practitioners to cultivate these qualities within themselves. This resin statue of Green Tara measures 12 cm in height and 9 cm in width. She brings luck and protection to the home.

Ganesh is the Indian god with a human body and an elephant head who brings wisdom, wealth, and luck. He is one of the most sacred and popular gods in India! He is generally invoked at the beginning of Hindu ceremonies. This beautiful bronze statue of Ganesh measures approximately 13 cm.

This 12-centimeter-tall and 14-centimeter-wide bronze statue depicts an elephant. Its trunk is raised, often considered a sign of good fortune. The statue is green, dark gray, and golden. The elephant is adorned in a festive or ceremonial manner, with intricate details depicting women, the elephant god Ganesh, lions, peacocks, as well as traditional Indian ornaments.

This bronze Chinese Buddha (or Laughing Buddha) is a representation of Budai, a Chinese Zen Buddhist monk who lived during China's last Liang Dynasty, in the tenth century. Its Buddhist name, Quieci, means promise in Chinese. Statue Height : 14 cm.

This beautiful wooden chest measures 20 cm in height, 25 cm in width and 18 cm in depth. The interior of the trunk is lined with red velvet. The top is decorated with metal plates depicting an elephant trunk up, free in the savannah, as well as rows of flowers. This very beautiful handicraft is made in northern Thailand.

Our Thai cushions are handmade with a 100% natural and vegetable interior (rice straw and kapok) and a 100% cotton exterior. Ethical trade directly with producers in the villages of northern Thailand.

This mimosa wood elephant is handmade by Thai artisans. It measures 25 cm in height, 23 cm in length, and weighs approximately 2 kilograms. Its long and powerful tusks symbolize strength and power, while the inward-facing trunk invites introspection and reflection.

The Thai triangle cushion is perfect for an aperitif with friends around a coffee table, a meditation session, or as an extra sofa. It is also a nice decorative object, with its original triangle shape and its typical Thai patterns and embroidery. It is made from natural materials such as kapok, which is a soft, lightweight fiber that provides good support while being comfortable. Kapok is durable, insect resistant and hypoallergenic.

This resin white and gold Buddha statue stands approximately 28cm tall. The white color of Buddha represents purity and serenity. The golden color of her hair, the edging of her clothes, and her plinth represent spiritual enlightenment and wisdom, but also wealth and prosperity. Buddha is seated in the lotus position, eyes closed, in a state of deep meditation.

The sitting posture in meditation is paramount to maintain a straight, stable, and comfortable body posture, and to feel aligned between Earth and Sky. The 'ZAFU' is a round and thick meditation cushion traditionally used in the practice of zazen. It's also popular in other forms of meditation and yoga, as it helps maintain a comfortable sitting posture for extended periods.

The Dari rug is originally a traditional rug from Afghanistan. This one is handmade in North India from colorful strips of recycled cotton. It is thick, heavy, and of very good quality. It measures approximately 180cm in length by 90cm in width. The Dari rug brings comfort, joy and colors, and can be used as decoration for homes, offices or commercial spaces. Its lively colors bring an original side as well as good humor!

Kerala cotton is a very soft and sturdy fabric, handwoven in India, usually with strips of three matching colors. This beautiful Kerala tapestry can be used as a bedspread, sofa cover, blanket, tablecloth, floor rug, and more. It has fringes on two opposite sides. Dimensions are 2.20 m by 2.50 m. Weight is 1.25 kg.

This donut-shaped hollow pillow is very practical to use for receiving a massage, but also for sleeping or resting. It keeps the neck and head straight whether you're lying on your stomach, back, or side. The neck is well supported when the head is well wedged in the center of the pillow. The massage pillow is ideal to help relieve neck and back pain, thanks to an adapted posture. Its diameter is about 33 cm.

This very pretty wooden box, "antique" style, measures 25 cm in length by 15 cm in depth and 7 cm in height. The lid is engraved with a Celtic pattern in the shape of a circle. The closure is in brass, with the possibility of locking it with a small padlock. This box is perfect for storing your jewelry, minerals, or other treasures!

White resin Ganesh statue with gold details.
This decorative figurine inspired by Indian art brings an elegant and calming touch to your interior. Ideal for a meditation space, a massage studio, or simply as a decorative object.

This very pretty round "mandala" tablecloth is in cotton with white fringes. It will be perfect to cover a round table. It can also be used as a floor mat at home for your activities, or during your outings in nature (countryside, beach...) or as a meditation mat.

It measures 2 meters in diameter. It is covered with a superb floral "mandala" pattern with peacock feathers and geometric designs organized in a circle.

This large Indian wall hanging measures 2.40 m high by 2.20 m wide. It is in thick cotton with fringes. It depicts the historical Buddha in the lotus position, performing the gesture of fearlessness and protection (abhaya-mudrā) with his right hand. His left hand is at rest, palm turned towards the sky. The Buddha is seated under a banyan tree, whose falling leaves represent the passage of time.

This very pretty "elephants" wooden box is handcrafted in India. It measures 23 cm in length, 12 cm in width, and 6 cm in height.

It is made by hand, with wood, bleached by white lead. This technique consists of hollowing out the wood, then filling it with a light, white wax, which will nicely highlight the decorative motifs.

This large thick cotton black and white wall hanging measures approximately 2.4 meters by 2.2 meters. There are fringes on two of the sides. It represents the Yin Yang, the key symbol of Chinese thought, the guarantor of harmony and balance in the world. Yin contains Yang and Yang contains Yin, they are interdependent and represent two opposite and complementary poles characterizing all phenomena: day and night, hot and cold, hard and soft, visible and invisible, the material and the spiritual...

This large Indian cotton hanging is 2.20 meters high and 2.40 meters wide. It represents the symbol "Aum" in the middle of a spiral colored in red, yellow and green. The "Aum" symbol can be explained as the combination of three primordial sounds: "A", "U" and "M". It is considered the original sound from which the universe was created, and symbolizes creation, preservation and dissolution.

This large burgundy flower of life wall hanging on a green background measures 2.40 meters by 2.20 meters. It can dress a large wall, or cover a sofa or a double bed. The Flower of Life is a sacred geometry pattern that when placed in the environment brings harmony, calming and revitalization. It is a universal and ancient symbol, which has been found in many civilizations around the globe.

This large Indian cotton mandala wall hanging measures 2.40 meters by 2.20 meters. A mandala is a geometric, symbolic, or spiritual pattern, usually in the shape of a circle, that represents the universe, unity, and wholeness. The term "mandala" comes from Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language. "Manda" means "essence" and "la" means container.