Cotton Double Bedspread and Wall Hanging Bodhi Tree

• The tree motif gives the textile a calm focal point, especially in a bedroom, reading corner or meditation space.
• As a wall hanging, it works like fabric art, softening plain walls without the hard edges of a framed print.
• Across a bed, the cotton adds an easy layer that can be folded back, spread flat or styled with cushions.
• The design carries Buddhist cultural associations, so it suits a home that values quiet symbolism as well as decoration.
• Its dual use is useful in smaller spaces, where one textile can shift between bed, wall and occasional room styling.

Made from cotton, this piece has the natural softness and easy drape that make textiles feel relaxed rather than formal. It is handmade in India.

Lay it over a double bed as a decorative top layer, or use it on the wall as a textile hanging. If hanging, choose gentle fixings such as clips, a textile hanger or a rod-style display, so the cotton is supported without unnecessary strain.

In Buddhist tradition, the Bodhi Tree is linked with Siddhartha Gautama’s awakening at Bodh Gaya in India. In home textiles, the tree becomes a visual symbol of stillness, shelter and inner attention, a form that feels rooted without needing to dominate a room. Here, its meaning sits quietly in the design: a reminder of contemplation, made practical as an everyday cotton cloth for the bed or wall.

Made from cotton and weighing 680 g.

This is a considered gift for someone setting up a calm bedroom, decorating a yoga space, or adding meaningful textile art to their home. It suits people who like practical pieces with a little cultural depth.