| Fabric | 100% Cotton |
| Dimensions | 84" X 54" Inches. ( 215 X 140 CM ) |
| Wash Care | Hand Wash In Cold Water |
| Size | Twin |
| Design | Indian Mandala |
| Pattern | Printed |
Color = White ,
This unique fresh design would make for excellent personal use tapestry a perfect gift and has multiple uses:
A vibrant and hip Dorm room accessory
A Beach Blanket / Sun Canopy
A Picnic Blanket
A gorgeous Wall Hanging / Ceiling Cover
A beautiful Bedspread or Coverlet
A cozy Throw
An elegant Tablecloth
A Room Divider
A Furniture Cover
As a Fabric for your creativity
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Washing Instructions:
Gentle COLD Hand Wash Separately Only.
This is a screen printed tapestry, completely handmade. This can be used as a tapestry, bedspread, bade cover, table cloth, beach sheet or even as a throw. It adds a lot of color in any given room and spreads a very positive and joyous vibe. It’s an art piece, a collector’s item and provides a rich and vibrant feel.
It’s made of 100% cotton and the colors used are also eco-friendly. The process isn’t hazardous to anyone who works in making this and thus it is very sustainable. The imperfections in this piece such as size variation, color variation and a little miss print give it a very authentic look and feel and portray its true handmade nature.
Add a distinctive touch to your bedroom space by hanging Indian mandala hippie tapestry. Constructed from 100% cotton, this tapestry is high in quality, durable and skin friendly. One special feature that this tapestry wall hanging boasts of is the excellent colourfastness that allows tapestry not to fade away even after repeated usage and wash.
The elegant colours used in this wall hanging/bedspread will match your bedroom decor. The charming floral and striped designs add to the beauty of this tapestry. The tapestry is multipurpose item can be used as wall hanging, bed cover, table cover, college dorm room wall hanging etc. The tapestry can be used into college dorm & bedroom.
