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PRODUCT DETAILS

Our wall paintings are packaged in a protective manner with special mattresses and styrofoam to prevent scratches and breakage inside the package, and at the final stage, they are wrapped in bubble wrap and sent.

• Our products are specially drawn by our graphics based on the principle of perfection and are produced with our state-of-the-art laser cutting machines.
• The material is determined by the model you choose.
• The material we use in our wooden products is compressed particle MDF, which is remanufactured from recycled materials.
• You can choose the size you want from 20cm-30cm-40cm-50cm-60cm options.
• Our mandala models consist of 5 different layers.
• It has a thickness of 1.5 cm.
• The average shipping time for the production and preparation of our products is 3-7 business days.
• It is hand painted using odorless paint that is not harmful to health.
• There is a hanging apparatus on the back.

" The mandala is a spiritual and ritual symbol in Asian cultures. It can be understood in two different ways: externally as a visual representation of the universe, or internally as a guide for various practices found in many Asian traditions, including meditation. In Hinduism and Buddhism, it is believed that by entering the mandala and moving towards its center, you are guided in the cosmic process of transforming the universe from suffering to joy and bliss."

" The Tree of Life is an ancient mystical symbol seen in a variety of cultures, from the Mayans to the Celtics, from Buddhism to Norse mythology. While these cultural legends centered around the sacred Tree of Life vary in their details, their stories symbolize similar overarching concepts connected to religion, philosophy, and spirituality. Everything in life is interconnected. The Tree of Life symbol is often depicted as a large tree with roots reaching down toward the earth and branches reaching up toward the sky. It represents the interconnected nature of all things in the universe; an eternal connection between the physical realm we are rooted in and the spiritual realm we aspire to reach. The Tree of Life serves as a reminder of our universal connection to Mother Earth and our dependence on her for growth and development."

"We often use the term 'family tree' in relation to family and lineage. Through the intricate arrangement of branches, the Tree of Life symbol represents a connection to family, these common roots connecting us to our past and future generations. The life of a tree symbolizes the growth of a family - a tree sprouts from a seed and as it grows and branches, it gives new fruit and life to the next generation."

"As the seasons transition into fall and winter, many trees hibernate and lose their leaves as a symbol of rebirth. However, when spring arrives, the trees slowly re-emerge, sprouting small buds at first before coming to life. Just like the life cycle of trees, our lives can experience seasons of darkness and light, death and rebirth. Therefore, the Tree of Life symbol represents rebirth, positive energy and new beginnings."

"The Tree of Life symbol represents our personal growth, uniqueness and individual beauty. Just as the branches of a tree grow stronger and reach toward the sky, so do we grow stronger as we progress through life, striving for more knowledge, wisdom and new experiences. All trees begin life the same way, but as they age they defy the forces of nature and evolve in their own unique and beautiful ways."