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20,39| The Aum Symbol
20,39| Ganesh
India is renowned for its wall tapestries, which we offer with a variety of designs and colors. These beautiful pieces are popular worldwide due to their aesthetic beauty, intricate patterns, and versatile use.
Used to decorate homes, apartments, and commercial spaces, where they add a touch of color and texture, Indian tapestries are ideal for warming up walls or covering a bed or sofa.
They are also perfect for demarcating your relaxation or picnic space at the beach or in nature, or for serving as a partition in shared spaces. They can also cover a massage table, futon, bench, or table.
They instantly create a zen and relaxed atmosphere, a warm and welcoming ambiance in a room.
During special events, Indian wall tapestries are sometimes used as a photo booth backdrop, creating a unique setting for photos.
Vivid colors have a positive effect; for example, red brings a sense of warmth and security, and yellow is invigorating. Meanwhile, pastel shades or white contribute to harmonizing color combinations in the room.
In India, colors have deep symbolic meanings: red represents purity, prosperity, passion, and luck (associated with the Hindu goddess Durga, who embodies power); orange or saffron symbolizes spirituality, meditation, and knowledge (a sacred color in Jainism, Hinduism, and Buddhism). White is synonymous with innocence and truth. Yellow is associated with knowledge and culture, it's the color of spring and festivities. Green symbolizes fertility, growth, and life (associated with nature). Blue symbolizes power, peace, and serenity (linked to the Hindu deity Krishna). Brown is associated with the earth, stability, simplicity, and modesty, while pink is a symbol of sweetness, tenderness, and love.
Mandalas are complex circular designs that symbolize harmony, balance, and spirituality. They are often used in meditation and interior decoration to create a soothing atmosphere.
The elephant is a symbol of wisdom, strength, and prosperity. Wall tapestries with elephant motifs are popular in India for weddings and festive ceremonies.
The paisley pattern, also known as "boteh" in Persian, is a teardrop-shaped motif associated with fertility and eternal life.
The tree of life is a design that represents growth, rebirth, and the connection between earth and sky.
Floral patterns reflect the diversity of Indian flora. Each flower may have its own symbolic meaning.
Not to forget Buddha, Ganesh, Shiva, the Yin Yang, the Aum... You can find the meanings of these symbols on the website and the blog.
Perform the first wash separately in cold water or with similar colors (you can soak it in water with vinegar to help set the colors), and subsequent washes at 30 or 40 degrees. Prolonged exposure to sunlight may alter the colors.
Indian wall tapestries embody the history, culture, and creativity of India while bringing timeless beauty to your surroundings. Ideal for interior decoration and as a gift to your friends, they captivate the eye and inspire people worldwide.
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Reference: T-P-07
This cotton Ganesh wall hanging measures 2.20m high by 1.20m wide. Its colors are white, black, blue and yellow. Ganesh, the elephant-headed Indian god, is the son of Shiva and Parvati. His home is the Himalayas. The perimeter of the hanging is decorated with stylized plant motifs.
Reference: T-P-06-08
This very beautiful Indian wall hanging represents the god Ganesh in the center of fractals of Aum vibrating in the four directions. Ganesh is the popular Hindu god, with the body of a man and the head of an elephant. He is the god of luck and good fortune. He protects and blesses all projects. Aum is a sacred Sanskrit syllable that is said to be the origin of all that exists.
Reference: T-G-01
Also known as Ganesha, Ganesh is one of the most revered gods in Hindu mythology. It is often associated with wisdom, intelligence, education, knowledge, luck and prosperity. In Indian culture, images of Ganesh are considered lucky charms. Dimensions approximately 2.40 m by 2.20 m.
