A cotton wall hanging turns a plain wall into a warm, graphic focal point, softer than a poster and easier to move than framed art. This one centres on five Flower of Life circles, with rainbow-like rings set against a deep red field and a patterned golden border. It suits a meditation corner, creative room, hallway or quiet nook that needs colour, symmetry and a little visual rhythm.
Five circles in colour and pattern
The central circle draws the eye first, layered with concentric bands of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet.
Four smaller circles sit near the corners, echoing the main motif without making the design feel crowded.
The red background gives the piece warmth and presence, especially against white, cream, grey or natural wood.
A golden patterned border frames the artwork, with a dark outer edge that helps it read clearly on the wall.
The repeated geometry brings a steady, ordered feel, useful behind a desk, altar shelf or low seating area.
Cotton with a softer presence
Made from cotton, it has the easy warmth of fabric rather than the hard shine of glass or metal. The print is detailed and graphic, with visible linework across the Flower of Life pattern and strong colour contrast throughout.
Ways to place it at home
Hang it flat on a wall, clip it from the top edge, or drape it where you want a quick change of mood. It works well as a backdrop for a meditation space, above a low cabinet, or in a room where the surfaces feel too plain.
Keep it away from damp walls and open flames. If you need to freshen it, treat it gently and let it dry fully before rehanging.
The Flower of Life in sacred geometry
The Flower of Life is a well-known sacred geometry pattern made from overlapping circles. It is often associated with harmony, wholeness and the repeated structures found in nature, from petals to shells to planetary motion. In contemporary spiritual and design practice, people use it as a visual focus for meditation, intention-s…
region of manufacture: India