mandala design

Floral mandalas captivate with hypnotic beauty in a design by India's Rajnandinee and Srabonti. The florid patterns appear through the machilipatnam version of the kalamkari block printing style from Chittor district in Telangana. The cotton bag features black handles, lateral panels and lining. The bag features a zipper pocket as well as two open pockets. The bag closes with a zipper.

A myriad of mandalas composed of azure, claret and honey leaves go all over a sophisticated design by Aftab from India. Working with cotton, the artisan creates this gorgeous cotton robe featuring printed motifs on a beige base hue, enhancing the design's elegance. With an open front, the garment also has long sleeves, pockets on each side and a convenient matching belt that will help you feel the piece's cozy embrace. As the final touch, Aftab adds dark red piping to the neckline, front opening and cuffs, enriching the pattern's vibrant essence.

A printed mandala pattern goes all over a charming creation by Aftab from India. The artisan crafts a pajama set in a cyan tone, including a long-sleeve buttoned top and cozy pants with an elastic waist. The design also features a breast pocket on the blouse and convenient seam pockets on the pants. As a final touch, the cotton garments are trimmed with light yellow piping for a sweet accent.

Aftab's newest pyjama design combines traditional Indian motif's with reverse contrast prints on light weight cotton. The tunic style top features three-quarter length sleeves and a longer length body with a red and honey colour paisley print on a cream base. This pairs back with elastic waist pants with side seam pockets printed with a mandala leaf motif in red, honey and teal on a black base.

A garden doesn't need walls to grow. This handwoven round wool area rug carries an entire living landscape within its circular bounds, its surface alive with chain-stitched birds nestled among flowering branches rendered in the finest tradition of Indian embroidery. Every stitch follows a centuries-old technique, yet the design feels as fresh and spirited as a spring morning. With a sturdy cotton backing and a silhouette that draws the eye inward like a blooming mandala, Amit Moza’s creation grounds any space with the quiet magic of a world in full bloom.