Chakra Drop Banner – Rainbow 183x35cm

The Chakra Drop Banner – Rainbow 183x35cm is a striking piece of textile art designed to transform your living or meditation space with vibrant color and symbolic meaning. Handcrafted in the artistic enclave of Ubud, Bali, this banner serves as a beautiful focal point that brings a sense of balance and positive energy to any room.

Chakra Drop Banner – Rainbow 183x35cm

This vertical wall hanging features the symbols of the seven chakras, flowing in a rainbow sequence from the crown to the root. Each banner is created using the traditional Indonesian batik technique, where artisans hand-draw intricate designs with hot wax before applying natural dyes. The process concludes with the fabric being stretched and sun-dried in the Balinese sun, resulting in vivid hues that feel both grounded and bright. Whether you are looking to decorate a dedicated yoga studio, a quiet meditation corner, or a narrow wall in your home, this batik artwork adds a layer of cultural heritage and spiritual harmony to your environment. The slim design makes it an ideal choice for framing doorways or adding height to a room display.

• Handcrafted using traditional wax-resist batik techniques in Ubud, Bali
• Features seven chakra symbols and the Om symbol at the top
• Long vertical orientation measuring 183cm by 35cm for narrow walls or doorways
• Vivid rainbow palette created with natural dyes and sun-finished for color depth

How to Use This Product

To display this banner, simply hang it vertically on a wall or in a doorway to create an immediate focal point. It is particularly well-suited for spaces intended for yoga, meditation, or relaxation where its symbolic design can help set a peaceful tone. Because of its lightweight rayon construction, it can be easily mounted using simple wall hooks or a small rod to frame the top.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary material used for this banner?

This chakra banner is crafted from rayon fabric, which allows for a soft drape and excellent absorption of the natural dyes used in the batik process.

How is the design applied to the fabric?

The artwork is made through a hand-drawn batik process where hot wax is applied as a resist, followed by careful dyeing and sun-drying to reveal the final vibrant pattern.

Where was this product made?

Each banner is produced by local artisans in the artistic village of Ubud, located on the island of Bali, ensuring an authentic piece of Indonesian textile art.