This "breathe" wall hanging is meant to promote mindfulness and encourage peaceful existence in the present moment. Complete with three lotus symbols signifying triumph over adversity, its metal components are crafted from recycled iron and made in partnership with fair trade artisans in India.
- Triple bell "Breathe" wall hanging
- Made of reclaimed metal and beads
- Rustic finish
- Tied with a jute cord for easy installation
- Overall measures 16" long and 7" wide
- Breathe plate measures about 7" X 2"
- Lotus flowers measure about 2.25" X 1.75"
- Measurements and color of beads may vary
- Suitable for the indoors or outdoors
- Crafted in India
- Fairtrade and handmade
This item was constructed from a variety of reclaimed and handmade materials. Slight imperfections, as well as variations in size, color, and appearance, enhance the handcrafted nature of the piece. This item is appropriate for the outdoors, however, the piece’s metal will oxidize over time. While some treasure an antique look, those who wish to preserve this item as is can place it under a protective surface or simply hang it indoors.
design: A rustic metal wall hanging spelling out "BREATHE" on a hammered plate, suspended above three cut-out lotus flowers that each dangle a colored glass bead and a small cone bell.
size: Overall 16" long x 7" wide; Breathe plate about 7" x 2"; lotus flowers about 2.25" x 1.75".
material: Reclaimed and recycled iron, glass beads, jute cord
features: Cut-out "Breathe" lettering, three lotus flower charms, hanging bells, colored glass beads, jute cord for hanging, rustic reclaimed-metal finish
care: Wipe gently with a dry cloth and, if displaying outdoors, expect the metal to develop a natural weathered patina over time.
disclaimer: Because each piece is handcrafted from reclaimed and recycled materials, slight variations in size, bead color, and finish are part of its one-of-a-kind character.
Meaning & Intention
The word "Breathe" is a simple, direct instruction — a reminder that returns you to the present moment whenever your eyes land on it. Hung by a doorway, in a reading nook, or beside a meditation cushion, it works less like decor and more like a quiet bell that calls you back to your own breath.
Below it, three lotus flowers repeat one of the oldest images in Eastern spiritual tradition. The lotus grows up through murky water to open, clean and unstained, into sunlight — a picture of the mind or spirit rising above difficulty rather than being defined by it. Rendered three times here, the motif suggests a rhythm: body, breath, and mind each finding their own way to bloom.
The small bells at the base of each lotus add sound to the symbolism. In many wisdom traditions, a bell's ring marks a transition — an invitation to pause, notice, and begin again. Every time this piece moves in the air, it offers that same small nudge toward mindfulness.
Hang it somewhere you pass often — a front door, a porch beam, the corner of a home altar — so its gentle chime and simple message become part of the rhythm of your day, a small pause built into the ordinary business of coming and going.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone building a mindfulness practice or a calmer, more intentional home
- Purpose: Meditation space accent, home altar decor, porch or garden hanging, mindfulness reminder, thoughtful gift
- Suggested Mantra: Breathe, and begin again
- Intention: Mindfulness, Peace, Renewal, Balance
- Metal: Reclaimed iron
Questions & Guidance
Can this wall hanging be displayed outdoors?
Yes, it's suitable for outdoor display, though the reclaimed metal will naturally oxidize and develop a weathered patina over time. If you'd like to preserve its original finish, hang it indoors or somewhere sheltered.
How is it made and where does it come from?
It's handcrafted in India from reclaimed and recycled iron by fair trade artisans, in keeping with Fairtrade practices.
Will the bead colors match what's pictured exactly?
Since the beads and metal components are handmade from reclaimed materials, slight variation in bead color and finish is normal and part of each piece's individual character.
How do I hang it?
It comes tied with a jute cord, so it's ready to loop over a hook, nail, or doorframe knob for easy installation.
What do the three lotus flowers represent?
The lotus is a longstanding symbol of rising above adversity to bloom, and its threefold repetition here echoes the piece's call to breathe with body, breath, and mind together.
