Chakra Flags 7-Pack 32x23 cm

• The flags read like a small hanging mandala, with each panel carrying its own chakra-inspired symbol and colour.
• Rayon gives the fabric a light drape, so the line feels soft rather than stiff against a wall.
• The batik wax-resist process creates gently uneven outlines and shaded colour, giving the artwork a human, textile feel.
• Hang them above a desk, altar shelf, yoga mat or doorway to mark a space for pause and attention.
• The colours are strong enough to brighten a neutral room, but the fabric format keeps the look relaxed.

These flags are part of the Bali Wax Batik Wall Hangings range and are made from rayon. The design is created with hot wax on the fabric, then dyed with natural dyes before the wax is washed away. The result is not a flat print, but a layered batik finish with soft edges and colour variation.

The chakra system comes from Indian yogic tradition, where the body is described through seven subtle centres, each linked in modern yoga practice with a colour, symbol and area of focus. These flags bring that chakra imagery into the format of a prayer flag, a textile form closely associated with Tibetan Buddhist culture and seen across Himalayan regions. Here, the meaning is best held gently: as visual language for intention, meditation and mindful placement, rather than as a promise of any particular result.

Use them where the line of colour can breathe: across a quiet wall, above a reading chair, near a yoga space, or over a threshold. They suit interiors especially well, where the rayon and batik colours can be kept away from heavy weather.

Keep the flags dry and avoid prolonged strong sunlight if you want to preserve the colour for longer. Dust gently, and do not scrub the batik surface. If displayed outdoors, choose a sheltered spot and expect the fabric and dyes to weather over time.

• Set of seven chakra flags.
• Each flag is listed as 32 x 23 cm.
• Made from rayon.
• Weight: 136 g.
• Origin: Indonesia.

This set makes a considered gift for someone who practises yoga, keeps a meditation corner, or enjoys symbolic textile art. It is also a gentle choice for a new home, studio or creative room that could use colour with meaning.