Wall Art Chakra Connections 106 x 90 cm

A bold rayon wall hanging for a meditation corner, yoga space or quiet room, with a seated figure framed by chakra symbols, sacred geometry and a dark, star-like field. The black ground makes the blues, reds, yellows and whites feel luminous, giving the piece a strong focal point without the hard flatness of a paper print.

What it brings visually

• The central seated figure draws the eye first, calm and symmetrical against the deep background.
• Chakra motifs run through the body of the design, each held within rings of colour and fine white linework.
• A rainbow-like circle and blue flame-shaped border add movement, so the piece feels alive on a plain wall.
• The rayon fabric gives the artwork a softer presence than a framed poster, with gentle folds and textile depth.
• Small star details around the edge leave breathing space, keeping the composition spacious rather than crowded.

Rayon batik from Indonesia

This wall art is made from rayon and comes from Indonesia, within the Bali Wax Batik Wall Hangings range. The design is created through a wax-resist batik process: hot wax is drawn onto the fabric, natural dyes are applied, then the cloth is stretched and sun dried before the wax is washed out to reveal the final pattern.

Chakra symbolism in the design

In yogic traditions, chakras are described as subtle centres arranged along the body, often represented through colour, geometry and lotus-like forms. This piece uses that visual language as its main motif, placing the seated figure at the centre of circles, star geometry and flowing light. It suits a space used for meditation, stretching, breathwork or simply a more contemplative wall display.

Size and hanging details

Measures 106 x 90 cm and weighs 136 g. No hanging tabs, loops or rod pocket are visible in the photo, so choose a dowel, curtain rod, clips or textile-safe fixings that suit your wall and the look you want.

Care for the fabric and colour

Keep it indoors and away from prolonged damp. To freshen it, shake it gently or dust with a soft, dry cloth. As with most dyed textiles, placing it out of strong direct sunlight will help the colours stay closer to their original depth.

A thoughtful gift

A considered choice for someone who loves yoga, meditation spaces, chakra symbolism or textile art with a strong spiritual motif. It feels especially suited to a studio wall, bedroom, reading corner or calm home practice area.

Common questions

Is this a paper print or fabric wall art?
It is fabric wall art made from rayon, not a paper print.

Will every piece be identical?
Batik is a wax-resist dyeing process, so small variations in line, colour and finish are part of the character of this type of textile work.

Can I frame it?
Yes, if you prefer a neater gallery look. Use a frame or mounting method suitable for fabric, and avoid adhesives that could mark the rayon.