Small Mandala Roundie Cotton Art (130cm) – Peacock Blues

• The palette sits in the cooler end of the room: deep blues, green-blue teals, and gentle gold accents.
• The circular pattern radiates outwards, giving the piece a steady focal point above a bed, sofa, desk, or meditation corner.
• Its fabric surface brings a softer feeling than a framed print, especially in rooms with clean lines and hard edges.
• The peacock-inspired colours work well with natural wood, brass, cream walls, rattan, and darker painted rooms.
• It has presence without feeling heavy, so it can anchor a room while keeping the mood restful.

Made from cotton, this piece sits between wall art and textile décor. The surface has the ease of cloth rather than the formality of paper or canvas, with a detailed mandala pattern that brings movement without clutter.

The design is rich and intricate, so give it space around the edges if you want the central motif to breathe. It also layers beautifully with plants, candles, woven baskets, and other natural textures.

The word mandala comes from Sanskrit and is commonly translated as ‘circle’. In Hindu and Buddhist traditions, mandalas are used as symbolic diagrams, often arranged from a centre point to suggest order, wholeness and a cosmos in miniature. Here, that visual language becomes an interior detail: a centred pattern for a quiet corner, a yoga space, or any wall that needs more rhythm and depth.

This cotton wall hanging measures 130 cm across and weighs 154 g. It is part of the Cotton Wall Hangings range.

Choose a method that suits your space: a slim rod, wooden dowel, textile clips, or discreet wall fixings.

Shake gently to remove dust, or use a soft brush on a low-suction setting. Keep away from prolonged damp, and avoid hanging in strong direct sunlight for long periods, as coloured textiles can soften in tone over time.

If it needs freshening, treat small marks carefully and let the cotton dry fully before rehanging. Do not use harsh cleaning products.

It makes a thoughtful gift for someone setting up a new room, creating a yoga or meditation corner, or adding warmth to a rented space without committing to framed art. The peacock blues feel distinctive, but still easy to live with.