Double Cotton Bedspread Wall Hanging – Black White Lotus

• The monochrome palette keeps the look clear and grounded, easy to place with natural wood, linen, rattan or simple white walls.
• The lotus motif gives the piece a centred, symmetrical feel, drawing the eye inward without making the room feel busy.
• As a bedspread, it changes the mood of a bedroom quickly, adding pattern without the weight of heavy upholstery.
• As a wall textile, it brings movement and softness to a large blank space.
• The hand-printed finish means small variations can appear, giving each piece a more human, less uniform character.

The fabric is 100% cotton, with the lotus design printed by hand. Because of that process, slight irregularities in the print and small variations in measurement are part of the piece rather than flaws.

Drape it over a double bed, fold it at the foot of the bed for a layered look, or let it hang as a statement textile in a living room, bedroom or meditation corner. If using it on a wall, choose gentle fixing methods such as textile clips, clip rings on a rod, or a poster-style hanger rather than piercing the fabric.

Printed cotton textiles are usually best washed gently in cool water with a mild detergent. Do not wring. Dry flat or in shade, and iron on the reverse on a moderate setting if needed. For dark prints, a gentle first wash is a sensible way to care for the contrast.

The lotus has long been important in Indian art, including Hindu and Buddhist visual traditions. It is often associated with purity, renewal and beauty rising from the mud, which is why the flower appears so often in sacred architecture, textiles and decorative pattern. Here, that symbolism becomes part of the room through design: a strong central motif, a sense of balance, and a quiet point for the eye to rest on.

Made in India. Measures 230 × 200 cm, with slight variation possible due to its handmade nature. Weight: 680 g. One cotton bedspread wall hanging is included.

A considered gift for someone setting up a new home, refreshing a bedroom, or creating a calmer corner for reading, yoga or quiet time. It suits people who like meaningful pattern, natural fibres and flexible pieces that can move from bed to wall as their space changes.