Mandala Art In The Clouds 106cm x 93cm

A soft textile statement for a wall that wants colour, pattern and a little quiet ceremony. This rayon batik wall art centres on a mandala motif, with a cloud-like feeling that brings movement to a bedroom, studio or calm corner.

Visual presence on the wall

• The mandala gives the piece a clear centre, drawing the eye inward without feeling severe.
• As fabric rather than paper, it adds a softer presence to the room, especially against plain painted walls.
• The cloud-inspired design suits spaces where you want pattern with a lighter, more meditative mood.
• It works well above a bed, beside a reading chair, or as a gentle focal point in a yoga or meditation space.
• The batik process gives the design a more organic character than a flat digital print.

Wax-resist batik from Indonesia

This piece is made using a wax-resist batik process. The design is first drawn in hot wax onto the fabric, then colour is applied with natural dyes. After stretching and sun drying, the wax is washed away, leaving the final pattern held in the cloth.

The mandala motif

Mandala comes from Sanskrit and is often translated as ‘circle’. In Hindu and Buddhist visual traditions, mandalas are used as ordered, centred designs, sometimes representing a world in miniature. Here, the motif works as both pattern and point of focus, bringing symmetry and stillness into an everyday interior without needing to be treated as formal religious art.

Size and details

• Size: 106 × 93 cm.
• Material: rayon.
• Weight: 169 g.
• Origin: Indonesia.
• Range: Bali Wax Batik Wall Hangings.

Hanging and care

Hang it with a method that suits your wall and the way you want the fabric to fall. Keep it away from damp areas, dust gently when needed, and avoid soaking or machine washing unless a care label specifically says otherwise. To help preserve the colour, place it out of prolonged direct sunlight.

A thoughtful gift

It makes a considered gift for someone setting up a new home, refreshing a creative space, or adding a calmer focal point to a bedroom or practice area. The textile format feels personal and warm, with more softness than a framed print.

Common questions

Is this a paper print?
No. It is textile wall art made on rayon using a batik wax-resist process.

Can it be framed?
Yes, a textile framer can mount fabric wall art if you prefer a taut, framed look. It can also be displayed more freely as a hanging cloth.