Transform your spaces with the majesty of this spectacular carved mandala panel, a piece inspired by traditional Indian architecture that combines art, history, and design in a single decorative element. Its impressive geometric carving work reproduces patterns used for centuries in palaces, temples, and royal residences in northern India, making it a true work of art for the home.

This panel is designed to become the visual protagonist of any environment. Its intense turquoise color brings energy, freshness, and sophistication, creating a perfect contrast on light walls and boho oriental, Mediterranean, or ethnic-inspired decorations.

At Boutique de la India en Colombia, we select unique pieces that reflect the cultural and artistic richness of Asia. This decorative panel represents the perfect combination of artisanal tradition and contemporary design, allowing an authentic architectural element to be incorporated into modern spaces.

Measurements:

• Height: 106 cm
• Width: 76 cm
• Depth: 6 cm

Material:

• Wood

Oriental Furniture and Decoration Imported from India, Indonesia, Thailand, Turkey, and Japan.

Do you ship to any city in Colombia?

Yes. We make secure shipments to Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Barranquilla, Cartagena, and any city in the country.

Is it made of real wood?

Yes. The piece presents characteristics typical of a handcrafted carved wooden structure.

Can it be installed outdoors?

It is recommended for indoors or covered spaces protected from sun and humidity.

Is the color exactly the same as in the photographs?

There may be a slight visual variation depending on the lighting and the settings of each screen.

Is it only for wall decoration?

Primarily yes, although it can also be used as a decorative headboard, visual divider, or architectural complement.

Does it combine with modern decor?

Yes. Its artisanal design creates a spectacular contrast in contemporary, minimalist, and boho chic environments.

What spaces are ideal for this panel?

Living rooms, dining rooms, reception areas, studies, master bedrooms, boutique hotels, and themed restaurants.