What size is the mandala tapestry?

Each Mandala Tapestry measures 94.50 inches wide by 82.70 inches tall — close to eight feet across. That width is the point: one panel covers the full wall behind a queen or king bed as a headboard backdrop, fills a blank stretch in a dorm or first apartment, or anchors the wall over a couch without needing a second piece next to it.

What material is it made from?

It's 100% cotton, hand-woven in Jaipur, India by local artisans. Cotton hangs with a soft, fabric drape rather than the stiff, shiny flatness of a printed polyester tapestry, and it doubles as a lightweight bed throw or a backdrop for a yoga corner. All four colorways — Blue, Black, Blue & Gold, and Blue & Red — share the same cotton weave and dimensions.

How do you hang a tapestry wall hanging?

Three common ways for a cotton tapestry this size. Slide a thin curtain rod or wooden dowel along the top edge and rest it on two brackets for the cleanest look. For a rental, a row of pushpins or small nails across the top corners holds it flat. Wall clips or bulldog clips on a cord work too. Smooth out folds before you commit the top line — that's what keeps it from sagging.

Where does a mandala tapestry actually work in a room?

The wall behind the bed is the most common spot — it acts as a soft headboard and fills the space a frame can't. Beyond that: a meditation or yoga corner, the wall over a couch in a living room, a dorm or college-apartment wall you can't paint, or a ceiling drape. The mandala spiral pulls the eye to its center, so it reads best on the largest unbroken wall you have.

How do you wash and care for it?

Treat it like any 100% cotton textile. Spot-clean small marks with mild soap and a damp cloth. For a fuller clean, a cold gentle machine wash with like colors and an air-dry keeps the weave and color intact — skip the hot dryer, which can shrink cotton and fade the pattern over time. Shake it out and re-hang while slightly damp to drop most of the creases.

What makes a mandala the right pattern for boho wall decor?

The mandala is a circular, geometric design from ancient eastern traditions, and its symmetry is what makes it work as a focal point — the eye lands in the center and settles. That central pull is why it suits a calm bedroom or a meditation corner, and the spiral detail gives a boho or layered-textile room the hand-made, well-traveled look that a flat printed poster can't fake.

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A wall tapestry is the fastest way to fill a big empty wall, and this hand-woven cotton mandala covers nearly eight feet of it. Each Mandala Tapestry measures 94.50″ x 82.70″ and is woven from 100% cotton by artisans in Jaipur, India — large enough to hang behind a bed as a soft headboard backdrop, anchor a meditation or yoga corner, or cover a bare rental wall.

As boho wall decor, the mandala spiral pulls the eye to the center of the room and gives an unfinished space a focal point. Four colorways route by room: Blue reads serene for a calm bedroom, Black goes graphic and modern, Blue & Gold warms a golden-toned room, and Blue & Red makes a bold statement wall.

This mandala tapestry hangs the way any cotton tapestry wall hanging does — a slim rod through the top edge, a row of pushpins, or wall clips. Pick the color by the space, get it flat against the wall, and the room reorganizes around it. Ships from our North Salt Lake, Utah warehouse, arriving in 2–5 business days.

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Hand-woven 100% cotton mandala wall tapestries — nearly 8 feet wide, in four colorways.

A bare wall behind the bed reads unfinished no matter how nice the bedding is. At 94.50″ x 82.70″ — close to eight feet across — a single mandala panel fills that whole span and reads as a soft headboard backdrop, no drilling, no frame. The spiral pulls the eye to the center, and the corner where you sit in the morning, the wall over the couch, or the blank stretch of a first apartment finally has something to look at. Cotton, hand-woven in Jaipur, hung with a rod or a handful of pins.

Find your tapestry by room and color

A calm bedroom
Serene blue behind the bed
the quietest of the four — reads peaceful as a headboard backdrop
A bold statement wall
Burnt red & imperial blue
the loudest colorway — built to be the thing people notice over a couch
A modern, graphic room
Black mandala
edgy and clean — a sharp backdrop for a yoga or meditation corner
A warm, golden-toned room
Azure & gold
the warmest of the set — adds glow to a dorm or first apartment

Mandala tapestry questions, answered

: Each Mandala Tapestry measures 94.50 inches wide by 82.70 inches tall — close to eight feet across. That width is the point: one panel covers the full wall behind a queen or king bed as a headboard backdrop, fills a blank stretch in a dorm or first apartment, or anchors the wall over a couch without needing a second piece next to it.
: It's 100% cotton, hand-woven in Jaipur, India by local artisans. Cotton hangs with a soft, fabric drape rather than the stiff, shiny flatness of a printed polyester tapestry, and it doubles as a lightweight bed throw or a backdrop for a yoga corner. All four colorways — Blue, Black, Blue & Gold, and Blue & Red — share the same cotton weave and dimensions.
: Three common ways for a cotton tapestry this size. Slide a thin curtain rod or wooden dowel along the top edge and rest it on two brackets for the cleanest look. For a rental, a row of pushpins or small nails across the top corners holds it flat. Wall clips or bulldog clips on a cord work too. Smooth out folds before you commit the top line — that's what keeps it from sagging.
: The wall behind the bed is the most common spot — it acts as a soft headboard and fills the space a frame can't. Beyond that: a meditation or yoga corner, the wall over a couch in a living room, a dorm or college-apartment wall you can't paint, or a ceiling drape. The mandala spiral pulls the eye to its center, so it reads best on the largest unbroken wall you have.
: Treat it like any 100% cotton textile. Spot-clean small marks with mild soap and a damp cloth. For a fuller clean, a cold gentle machine wash with like colors and an air-dry keeps the weave and color intact — skip the hot dryer, which can shrink cotton and fade the pattern over time. Shake it out and re-hang while slightly damp to drop most of the creases.
: The mandala is a circular, geometric design from ancient eastern traditions, and its symmetry is what makes it work as a focal point — the eye lands in the center and settles. That central pull is why it suits a calm bedroom or a meditation corner, and the spiral detail gives a boho or layered-textile room the hand-made, well-traveled look that a flat printed poster can't fake.