Tibetan Buddhist Mandala Wall Hanging | Symbol of Peace and Spiritual Enlightenment
Handcrafted Traditional Buddhist Mandala Wall Hanging | Spiritual Meditation Wall Hanging
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Size: 37.5cm (Height) x 37cm (Width)
Weight: 1.53kg
Materials: Copper, Artificial Stone: Turquoise, Coral
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About Wall Hanging:
This Tibetan Buddhist Mandala Wall Hanging is a one-of-a-kind work of art that adds peace and harmony to any area. It has a stunningly ornate design that represents calm and spiritual enlightenment, and it was created with care and precision. This mandala is made of copper and adorned with artificial turquoise and coral stones, which are noted for their bright colors and cultural importance. The design is a great blend of traditional Tibetan craftsmanship and modern artistry, making it an excellent focal point for your home or business.
This Tibetan Mandala Wall Hanging, at 37.5 cm in height and 37 cm in width, is the ideal size for exhibition in a number of settings. Weighing 1.53 kg, it is both strong and stable, ensuring that it will survive for years. The turquoise stones represent healing and peace, while the coral provides vigor and protection. The mandala's elements are precisely constructed, with complex intricacies that reflect the spiritual significance of Tibetan Buddhist art.
This Tibetan Buddhist Mandala Wall Hanging will add a sense of calm and culture to your area. The intricate designs and brilliant colors will assist to create a serene environment, making it an excellent gift for spiritual seekers or anybody who values fine, handcrafted art. This mandala can be used to decorate your living room, meditation space, or as a unique focus point in your home. It is both a spiritual symbol and an artistic masterpiece.
Why choose Evam Ratna?
To give your space a peaceful, powerful, and attractive feel, we are introducing Buddhism-inspired home décor items to enliven your space with zen vibes through decoration, art, and inspiration.
