Small Mandala Roundie Cotton Art (130cm) – Peacock Blues

A smaller circular cotton wall art printed with an intricate mandala design in peacock blue tones, measuring 130 cm in diameter. Same 100% cotton, same screen-printing quality, same Indian craftsmanship and fringed edge as the Large roundies — in a more compact format. See the Large Yellow and Blue description for the full foundational content on what a mandala roundie is, the cotton construction, care instructions, and all uses. The Small Size (130 cm) At 130 cm in diameter, the Small roundie sits comfortably between accent piece and statement piece. It is large enough to fill a section of wall, cover a yoga mat, mark out a personal meditation space on the floor, or work as a single-person beach throw — but compact enough to fit into smaller rooms, rental spaces, and interiors where the 180 cm Large might overwhelm. For wall display, the 130 cm diameter works well on walls 150 cm wide or more, and it pairs naturally with other wall art, shelving, or plants arranged around it. It also rolls and folds smaller than the Large, which makes it the better travel and festival option. The Peacock Blues Colour Story Peacock Blues draws from the iridescent teal-to-deep-blue spectrum of the peacock feather — one of the most recognised colour palettes in Indian art and textile design. The peacock is India's national bird and carries deep symbolic weight: beauty, pride, renewal, and the arrival of the monsoon rains. In Hindu iconography, Krishna is often depicted wearing peacock feathers, connecting the colour to divine play, love, and spiritual joy. The colour palette moves through deep teal, bright turquoise, cobalt, and hints of green — creating a cool, jewel-toned richness that feels simultaneously exotic and sophisticated. This is the most visually complex of the four Small colourways because the blue-green spectrum contains natural tonal variation that catches light differently depending on the angle and the room's lighting. It works particularly well against white