"Potala Collection" Velvet Curtain, Endless Knot, 122×213 cm | PIMCO
"Potala Collection" Velvet Curtain, Endless Knot, 122×213 cm | PIMCO
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"The Endless Knot represents the interconnectedness of all things – a motif that many consciously choose for their meditation space."
"Potala Collection" Velvet Curtains
The Potala Collection velvet curtains from PIMCO combine luxurious home decor with Tibetan Buddhist symbolism. At the center is the Endless Knot (Srivatsa) – one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols (Ashtamangala). It floats above a pink lotus flower, symbolizing infinity, the intertwining of wisdom and compassion, and a harmonious life. A decorative statement piece for rooms with a spiritual, cultural, or meditatively inspired atmosphere.
Dimensions
Width 122 cm, length 213 cm (approx. 4 × 7 feet), delivered in a practical zippered bag; the package contains 2 curtains. Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, or meditation rooms.
Material and Quality
- High-quality velvet with a soft, slightly glossy surface
- Subtle tone-on-tone texture with cloud and knot patterns
- Opaque with light-blocking properties
- Metal grommets for easy installation on a curtain rod
- Vibrant, detailed print in blue, red, and gold
Design and Details
- Gold-beige base color
- Central motif: Endless Knot (Srivatsa) over a lotus flower
- Upper border featuring the Golden Fish, the Conch Shell (Shanka), and the Wheel of Dharma (Dharmachakra)
- Vibrant color accents in blue, red, and yellow
Meaning of the Endless Knot (Srivatsa)
The Endless Knot symbolizes infinite wisdom and compassion, the interconnectedness of all things, a long and harmonious life, and spiritual balance – a powerful symbol for positive energy and inner harmony.
Ideal for yoga, meditation, and Feng Shui spaces – high-quality velvet with a premium feel, opaque and decorative, perfect for lovers of Tibetan art and spirituality.
It is best to take a look for yourself – or visit us at Kramgasse 63, where you can view them directly in the shop.
