Green Peacock Mandala Tapestry, Double Cotton Bedspread

• The central circle draws attention first, with fine radial detail that feels full without looking flat.
• Peacock-inspired shapes repeat around the design, giving the textile a sense of rhythm and quiet movement.
• The darker border is densely patterned with small floral marks, so the piece stays richly detailed right to the edge.
• Warm orange and red sit against green and dark blue-black, creating a strong contrast from a distance.
• As a flat printed textile, it brings softness and pattern without the weight of a framed artwork.

The fabric is made from cotton and polyester, giving it a textile drape with a printed surface. The photograph shows an all-over pattern and no visible frame, rods, tassels or hanging hardware.

No hanging mechanism is visible in the photograph, so choose fixings that suit your wall and the way you want the fabric to sit. Handle the printed surface gently and avoid pulling at the edges.

For printed cotton or cotton-blend textiles, gentle cool washing with mild detergent is usually the safest approach. Do not wring or tumble dry; dry flat or in shade, and iron the printed side from the reverse on a moderate setting. Always follow the care label if one is supplied with the item.

The piece is from India and uses mandala geometry, a circular design language found across South Asian art and devotional visual culture. Here it is presented as a decorative textile pattern rather than a formal ritual object: a centre point, repeated rings, and petal-like forms expanding outward. The peacock-like colouring adds a familiar Indian decorative note, rich, symmetrical and full of small details for the eye to follow.

• Material: cotton and polyester.
• Listed dimensions: 2 × 2.3 cm.
• Weight: 600 g.
• Origin: India.
• Format: flat printed textile wall hanging or bedspread from the Bedspreads & Wall Hangings range.

This suits someone who loves colour, pattern and Indian-inspired textile design. It feels especially right for a person who prefers soft wall décor to framed prints, or who likes objects that change the mood of a plain room through fabric and pattern.