Tanchenki — Himalayan Home Art
A mandala is a map. We made it soft.
Our source imagery comes from a Nepalese hand-painted mandala family tradition with more than a thousand years of cultural heritage. A mandala expands from a central point: the centre represents the inner self and the circles represent the universe. Moving outward and returning inward expresses self-discovery, wholeness and harmony. Bring auspicious mandala art into everyday life through printed and foil-finished home textiles.
The subject
A miniature of the universe
A mandala is a plan of a palace seen from above — concentric gateways, four directions, a centre that holds the principal figure. Nothing in it is arbitrary. The number of petals, the order of the colours, the direction the guardians face: all of it carries meaning built up over centuries in the Himalayan tradition.
We treat that seriously. Before a design is drawn, it is researched. Before it is printed, it is checked against the convention it belongs to. The result is artwork that a person who knows the tradition can read, and that a person who does not can simply find beautiful.
How we work
Four commitments
Research first
Every composition starts in the source material: Kalachakra proportion systems, sutra iconography, thangka colour convention, and the geometry that governs which deity, mount and offering may appear where.
Nepalese family heritage
Our source imagery comes from a Nepalese hand-painted mandala family tradition spanning more than a thousand years. The original paintings and textile products are distinct: these covers are printed home decor, not hand-painted thangkas.
Two decorative processes
Heat-transfer printing creates crisp patterns and rich colour. Hand-block gold or silver foil adds a reflective metallic surface to selected designs. Each product lists its finish; textile cutting can cause slight print-placement differences.
Tested, not just pretty
Fabric and print are TÜV SÜD tested for colour fastness and skin-safe finishing. Covers are machine washable, zip-closed and built for a sofa that gets used every day.
“Sacred art does not need a temple. It needs to be looked at every day.”
Tanchenki — The Power of Freedom
The collection
Cushions, sets and wall pieces
Standard covers are 50 × 50 cm with a concealed zip. Inserts are optional. Wholesale, private label and OEM production are all available — send us a brief and we will quote.
Design · Processing · Customisation
Made around your brief.
Our team can design, process and customise mandala home textiles to your requirements, from a personal room scheme to wholesale, private-label and OEM projects.
01 / Design
Share your artwork, colour palette, room photographs and intended use. Our team develops the layout and textile specification with you.
02 / Sample
Confirm size, fabric, print placement, heat-transfer or hand-block foil finish, piping, insert option and packaging against a sample and written quotation.
03 / Processing & production
After written approval, the team prints, foils, cuts, stitches and inspects the agreed design. Quantity, lead time and delivery are confirmed individually.