The hues of the chakra energy system come alive with coordinating symbols in this wall hanging. Accented with a bell chime and ready to mount.
- Metal Chakra wall hanging
- Made of powder-coated recycled metal and brass
- Each disc measures about 4" in diameter
- Overall measures about 48" long and 4.5" wide
- Fairtrade and Handmade in India
Product care: Soldered together for strength and durability. The chakra symbols are coated in a protective color layer. However, the art can be sprayed/ with a clear coat to preserve color and longevity. Clean with a damp cloth.
Beauty isn't perfect; it's authentic. This piece is artistically created by hand, where beauty and imperfections go together wonderfully. Please accept and appreciate minor imperfections and variations, which are true characteristics of this craft.
design: Seven cut-metal discs, one for each chakra, descend in a single vertical strand from crown to root, each pierced with its traditional symbol and finished in that chakra's signature color, with a small bell chime hanging at the base.
size: Each disc measures about 4" in diameter; the piece hangs approximately 48" long and 4.5" wide overall.
material: Powder-coated recycled metal and brass
features: Seven chakra symbols with color-coded discs, hanging bell chime, ready to mount, soldered construction, made from recycled metal
care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth, and for extra protection you can seal the color with a clear coat spray.
disclaimer: Each piece is cut and finished by hand, so slight variations in color and detail are part of its handmade character, not a flaw.
Meaning & Intention
This wall hanging traces the chakra system from root to crown, the seven energy centers said to run along the spine and shape how we feel grounded, connected, and awake. Reading it top to bottom mirrors how the chakras are traditionally taught: violet Sahasrara at the crown for consciousness, indigo Ajna at the brow for insight, blue Vishuddha at the throat for voice, green Anahata at the heart for love, yellow Manipura at the navel for will, orange Svadhisthana below it for creativity, and red Muladhara at the base for stability.
Hanging the full sequence in one piece is a way of holding the whole system in view at once, a reminder that no single center works in isolation. A restless mind at the brow chakra often traces back to an ungrounded root; a closed heart can mute the throat's ability to speak true. Seeing all seven strung together, color by color, symbol by symbol, invites a kind of quiet self-check each time you pass it.
The bell at the end is not incidental. In many contemplative traditions, a bell's tone marks a threshold, calling attention back to the present the instant it sounds. Here it closes the chakra sequence with a note of clarity, as if the energy that moves down through crown, mind, voice, heart, will, creativity, and root finally rings true at the ground.
Mounted near a meditation corner, a doorway, or a reading nook, this chime becomes a small daily cue, its bell catching a breeze or a passing hand and calling you back to the breath for a moment before you move on with your day.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone building a meditation space or wanting a grounding, symbolic accent for the home
- Purpose: Meditation room decor, wall art, energy balancing, gifting, yoga studio accent
- Suggested Mantra: I am aligned and whole
- Intention: Balance, Grounding, Awareness, Harmony
- Chakra Connection: All Seven Chakras
- Metal: Recycled metal and brass
Questions & Guidance
How is this chakra wall hanging made?
It's handcrafted in India from powder-coated recycled metal and brass, with each disc individually cut and finished before being soldered into a single fairtrade piece.
How big is the wall hanging?
Each disc is about 4" across, and the full piece hangs roughly 48" long by 4.5" wide, making it a striking vertical accent for most wall spaces.
Does it come ready to hang?
Yes, it's ready to mount straight out of the box, with a hanging loop at the top for easy display.
How do I clean and care for it?
A damp cloth is all it needs for regular cleaning. If you want extra protection for the color over time, you can apply a clear coat spray.
Why do the colors and finish vary slightly piece to piece?
Each hanging is cut and painted by hand, so small variations in shade and detail are normal and are part of what makes it a genuine handmade piece rather than a mass-produced one.
