Altar Cloth – Chakra Chart

A black cotton altar cloth with a crisp white geometric centre and a warm gold border. The design feels graphic and ceremonial, with Celtic-style knotwork framing the square and soft fringing around the edges. The pattern and presence The central white design is circular and geometric, giving the cloth a clear focal point. Gold-toned knotwork runs around the border, adding warmth against the black ground. The corners carry matching decorative motifs, keeping the composition balanced. Fringed edges soften the square shape and give the cloth a textile, tactile finish. Cotton with a printed design The cloth is made from cotton. The photograph shows a black fabric base with printed white and gold-toned detailing, plus fringe around all four sides. Keeping the cloth looking its best Store it flat or loosely folded in a dry place. If it needs freshening, treat the printed surface gently and avoid harsh scrubbing, especially around the fringe. Symbolic design context The cloth brings together two visual languages often seen in esoteric design: a central geometric chart and a knotwork-style border. Sacred geometry is commonly used as a contemplative visual focus, while interlaced knot patterns are associated with continuity and connection in Celtic-inspired ornament. Here, the contrast of white linework, gold border and black ground gives the piece a clear, ritual-like visual structure without feeling crowded. Size and details Listed dimensions are 0.5 × 0.5 cm. The cloth weighs 36 g and is made from cotton in India. A thoughtful gift A considered choice for someone who enjoys symbolic textiles, altar pieces, or black-and-gold esoteric décor. Common questions Is the cloth fringed? Yes. The photograph shows fringe around the outer edges. What colours are shown? The cloth is black with a white central design and gold-toned border details.