This badmeri mandala wall hanging measures approximately 2.20 m by 1.20 m. Badmeri is a traditional motif of Rajasthan, the "Land of Kings", whose capital is Jaipur. Rajasthan is a state in northern India. Its traditions and craftsmanship are very rich and colorful, and reflect the lifestyles of ancient India.
Dimensions: 2.20m by 1.20m
Material: 100% cotton
The Badmeri is a kind of mandala, as well as a symbol that is often encountered in India, and particularly in Rajasthan.
Traditionally, it represents material and spiritual wealth, as well as success and abundance.
In general, the badmeri has bright colors, it is present in the hangings and other typically Indian decorations.
Its patterns are elegant, and it brings a warm atmosphere to the rooms where it is hung!
Natural Auroshikha Geranium incense with a soft, floral and lightly citrus fragrance, reminiscent of rose with a subtle hint of citrus. A warm and balanced scent, ideal for creating a soothing, harmonious and comforting atmosphere.
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 leaf shaped wooden incense holder is handmade in India and measures approximately 26cm. It is an ideal incense holder for stick incense. The shape of the leaf is very original and represents the plant kingdom as a whole, which is a symbol of protection and prosperity.
This beautiful black and white stone box represents the tree of life inside a circle, and measures approximately 10 cm long by 8 cm deep and 4 cm high. It is handmade in Nepal by a small artisan company.
This badmeri mandala wall hanging measures approximately 2.20 m by 1.20 m. Badmeri is a traditional motif of Rajasthan, the "Land of Kings", whose capital is Jaipur. Rajasthan is a state in northern India. Its traditions and craftsmanship are very rich and colorful, and reflect the lifestyles of ancient India.
