Tibetan Buddhist Mandala Black Slate Art Tile

Discover the intricate beauty of Himalayan Buddhist-inspired art with this Tibetan Buddhist Mandala Black Slate Art Tile.

The design features a central Om symbol surrounded by concentric circular patterns, Tibetan-style script, and elaborate golden ornamental motifs against a deep black background. The symmetrical composition draws the eye toward the center, creating a striking contrast between the gold detailing and the natural texture of the slate.

In Buddhist traditions, mandalas are associated with sacred geometry, meditation, and contemplative practice. The Om symbol is also widely recognized in spiritual traditions across the Himalayan region. Together, these visual elements make this piece a meaningful way to appreciate Buddhist-inspired art and its rich symbolic language.

Made from natural black slate and finished with UV printing, this compact art tile combines detailed imagery with the distinctive texture and character of stone. It can complement a personal collection, a meditation corner, or an interior inspired by Himalayan art.

Product Details

• Design: Buddhist-inspired Mandala with Om Symbol

• Style: Himalayan Buddhist Art

• Material: Natural Black Slate

• Craft: UV Printing

• Size: Approximately 7 × 7 cm (2.76 × 2.76 in)

• Weight: Approximately 80 g

• Use: Choose fridge magnet or coaster use; fittings supplied separately for self-assembly

• Brand: Kailash Spirit

Care Instructions

Keep the slate dry when not in use. Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners that may damage the printed surface.

Please Note: Natural slate may vary slightly in texture, edge shape, and surface appearance. Colors may also vary depending on lighting and screen settings.

Fittings and self-assembly

Includes 1 adhesive-backed magnet and 4 EVA foam pads, supplied separately and not pre-installed. For fridge display, attach the magnet to the back. For coaster use, attach one EVA pad to each underside corner. The image is UV-printed on natural black slate, not a hand-painted thangka.