Hamsa Mandala Sherpa Fleece Throw Blanket
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Product Description
An oversized hamsa hand fills this sherpa fleece throw with fine ornamental lines and symmetrical detail. Choose golden artwork against black for a rich contrast, or a rainbow version that moves through warm and cool colors across the same elaborate design.
The pale sherpa reverse and matching border frame the printed face, giving the blanket a plush finish when folded over a chair or layered across a bed. Four sizes let you choose the coverage that suits your space from our decorative blankets and throws.
The hamsa and mandala-inspired pattern give the design meaning as well as visual detail. Hamsa imagery has a long history as a protective symbol in Middle Eastern and North African traditions, while mandalas can represent the universe and serve as a focus in religious contemplation; this throw brings those motifs into decorative home styling.
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Arcane Trail Style Note: Fold it with the hand motif facing outward and let the pale sherpa edge show against a dark chair.
Product Details
- ☾ Hamsa hand and mandala-inspired ornamental print.
- ☾ Black & Gold or Rainbow artwork with a pale sherpa fleece reverse.
- ☾ Four sizes, from 75cm (29.5") × 100cm (39.4") to 228cm (89.8") × 228cm (89.8").
- ☾ Machine washable; follow the care label.
Symbolism Guide
| Motif or color | Meaning & design context |
|---|---|
| Black | A symbolic color of mystery, grounding and boundaries in some contemporary spiritual practices. Here it also provides a strong background for the fine hand artwork. |
| Hamsa | Also spelled khamsa, hamesh or chamsa, this open-hand motif appears in Middle Eastern and North African traditions as a symbol of protection and good fortune. Meanings vary between communities; it is not a universal symbol shared by every religion. |
| Mandala | A geometric diagram representing the universe in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, often used as a focus for contemplation. The repeating ornamental pattern here draws on mandala-inspired symmetry and a sense of interconnection. |
Dimensions
| Width | Length |
|---|---|
| 75cm (29.5") | 100cm (39.4") |
| 130cm (51.2") | 150cm (59.1") |
| 150cm (59.1") | 200cm (78.7") |
| 228cm (89.8") | 228cm (89.8") |
Questions & Answers
Q. Is the design printed on both sides?
A. The hamsa artwork is on the printed face; the reverse is pale sherpa fleece.
Q. Which size should I choose?
A. Compare the listed dimensions with the chair, sofa or bed area you want to cover. These are blanket measurements rather than standard mattress-size names.