Om Flower Of Life Art 110x98cm

A deep blue rayon batik wall hanging with a bright Om mandala at its centre, made to bring colour, softness and a clear focal point to a room. The layered petals move from yellow and orange into red, green, violet and blue, outlined in white so the design feels crisp against the cloth. It is wall art with textile warmth, less flat than a paper print and more relaxed than a framed piece.

Colour and feeling on the wall

• The dark blue ground gives the piece depth, letting the central flower form sit forward in the room.
• Warm orange, yellow and red tones add brightness without making the whole cloth feel busy.
• Cool greens, purples and blues soften the mandala, so the design feels balanced rather than loud.
• The white outlines give the petals a hand-drawn clarity, with small variations that suit the batik style.
• As fabric wall art, it brings a softer edge to bedrooms, meditation corners, studios and quiet living spaces.

Rayon batik from Indonesia

This piece 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 dried before the wax is washed away. The result is a vivid textile image with the gentle irregularity that belongs to dye on fabric.

Om, flower form and symbolic context

The central Om symbol is rooted in Vedic and Hindu tradition, where it is used as a sacred syllable in chanting and meditation. Here it sits inside a layered flower-like mandala, a circular form often used in Indian and Tibetan visual traditions to suggest order, focus and a centre point. The Flower of Life pattern is widely associated in contemporary sacred geometry with connection and repetition. These meanings are best held as cultural and symbolic context, adding depth to the piece.

Hanging and placement

Hang it where the colours have room to breathe: above a bed, over a low cabinet, beside a yoga mat, or on a plain wall that needs warmth. No hanging mechanism is specified, so choose textile-friendly clips, a simple rod, or another fixing that suits your wall and keeps the fabric supported.

Care for the dyed cloth

Keep the wall hanging dry and away from prolonged strong sunlight, as dyed textiles can soften or fade with harsh light over time. Dust gently or shake it outdoors, and avoid abrasive cleaning. If creases appear, use low, careful heat only if suitable for rayon, protecting the design with a cloth between the iron and the fabric.

Size and details

• Dimensions: 110 × 98 cm.
• Material: rayon.
• Weight: 136 g.
• Origin: Indonesia.
• Design: Om symbol within a colourful flower mandala on a deep blue ground.

A thoughtful gift for a calm corner

This suits someone who likes symbolic art, colour-rich interiors, yoga spaces or textile pieces with a story behind them. It feels personal without being formal, especially for a new home, studio, meditation space or bedroom refresh.

Common questions

Is this framed wall art?
No. It is a fabric wall hanging, so it has a softer, more relaxed presence than framed paper or canvas art.

Will every piece look exactly the same?
Batik dyeing can leave small differences in line, colour edge and finish. Those variations are part of the textile character.

Are fixings included?
No fixings are specified. Use clips, a rod, or another textile-safe hanging method that suits your space.