Purple, green and blue mandala flower throw spread on sand beneath a seated woman, with layered petal patterns and a fringed border.
Blue and pink mandala flower throw seen from above beneath a woman in a red swimsuit, with patterned cushions beside the circular floral design.
Mandala flower throw with a red centre, pale green petals, pink rings and a blue fringed edge, shown flat.
Yellow and red mandala flower throw laid flat, showing concentric petal rings and a yellow outer border with white fringe.
Teal and yellow mandala flower throw with pink petals and a dark blue centre, finished with a printed scalloped outline.
Mandala flower throw with a pink centre, blue and green petal rings and a yellow fringed edge.
Flat view of the blue-and-pink mandala flower throw, with repeating pale green petals around its red centre and white fringe beyond the blue edge.
Full flower-shaped teal mandala throw with yellow, white and pink decorative rings and rounded printed scallops.
Close view of a printed throw edge with white fringe and folded fabric, showing the hem and reverse of the cloth.
Purple-edged mandala flower throw with green, yellow and blue petal rings around a pink centre, laid flat with white fringe visible.
Navy and teal mandala flower throw with red, green and yellow inner petals and a white dotted scalloped border.
Full view of the yellow-and-green mandala throw, with a pink central flower, blue inner rings and white fringe around the outside.
Close-up of the purple patterned edge and white knotted fringe of a mandala flower throw.
Pink-edged mandala flower throw with orange, yellow and blue petal rings radiating from the centre.
Collage of seven colourful mandala flower throw designs, showing different petal patterns, borders and examples laid out for use.
Detail graphic showing the soft-looking white reverse fabric and knotted fringe of a printed throw.
Flat view of the pink-and-blue mandala flower throw, with bright orange and yellow inner rings and white fringe beyond the pink border.
Full navy-and-teal mandala flower throw with a red centre, pale patterned petals and a dotted scalloped edge.
Full view of the purple-and-green mandala flower throw, showing the layered floral pattern and white fringed outline.
Flat yellow-and-red mandala flower throw with pale green inner petals, blue accents and white fringe around its yellow border.

Mandala Flower Throw with Colourful Petal Patterns

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Color:Purple Green Fringe

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Product Description

The whole flower is the pattern here. 🌙 This mandala flower throw builds rings of detailed petals around a central bloom, with bright colour changes making each layer stand out against the next.

Purple and green, blue and pink, teal and yellow, and other combinations give the seven designs very different moods. Some finish with fringe and others with a printed scalloped edge, so you can choose the outline as well as the palette for your room.

Spread it out as a decorative floor accent, drape it over a seat or hang the floral shape as a wall tapestry. It brings a bohemian burst of colour to our blankets and mats collection, with the mandala symbolism explored below for anyone drawn to the pattern as well as the colours.

Carry the repeating pattern into the room with the Mandala Curtains.

Arcane Trail Style Note: Choose one colour from the outer petals for nearby cushions, leaving the centre of the flower clear to see.

Product Details

  • ☾ Multifunctional printed mandala flower throw
  • ☾ Seven colour and pattern combinations
  • ☾ Fringed or scalloped edges, depending on the design
  • ☾ Cotton blend
  • ☾ Approximate diameter: 150cm (59.1")
  • ☾ Machine washable

Crystal & Symbol Guide

Symbolic themes offer ideas for personal reflection; choose the meanings that fit your own practice.

Crystal or Symbol Meaning & Personal Practice
Mandala A mandala is a geometric representation of the universe in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Traditional mandalas can be used in ritual and meditation, with the centre and surrounding forms giving a structure for contemplation. This decorative floral pattern draws on radial repetition: petals return around a shared centre, suggesting wholeness, connection and balance. At home, you might use its centre as a visual focus while reflecting or simply enjoy the rhythm of its colours. It is a contemporary decorative design rather than a specific consecrated ritual diagram.

Questions & Answers

Q. Is it only for use on the floor?
A. No. It can also be used as a throw or decorative wall tapestry.

Q. Do all designs have the same edge?
A. No. Some have fringe and others have a printed scalloped edge; compare the selected option photo.