Peacock Wall Art Decor 140x170 cm velvet hanging

Indulge in the luxurious elegance of this large velvet wall decoration, measuring an impressive 170x140 cm

The beautiful and vibrant image of a peacock printed on velvet is truly a masterpiece that will add a touch of sophistication to any room.  

This wall decor is perfect for modern interiors and will make a striking statement when paired with golden accents and accessories. Display this extraordinary velvet painting in your living room to captivate attention and bring a sense of opulence and artistry to your space..

Colour: blue / green / white / pink

Material: velvet / wood

Dimensions: 2 x 140 x 170 cm

Weight: 1 kg

Luxury home decorations from K&B London include:

• exclusive additions to various rooms, both to the living room, dining room, bedroom and elegant office,
• luxury decorations that give the interior elegance and an exclusive character,
• stylish, hand-made and finished items with a decorative function,
• artistic work of the best artisan,
• designer decorations referring to current interior design trends,
• high end interior design accessories in glamour, New York, Hampton, but also modern or classic styles.

What is the meaning of the peacock?

Peacock symbolism has been prevalent throughout history and across different cultures. Peacocks are known for their beautiful feathers and their flamboyant behavior, and these characteristics have been associated with various meanings and interpretations.  

In many cultures, peacocks are seen as a symbol of beauty, grace, and elegance.

Their vibrant feathers have been admired for their intricate designs and bright colors, and they are often used as a symbol of opulence and luxury. In Hinduism, the peacock is associated with Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, beauty, and prosperity. The bird is seen as a representation of all that is lavish and abundant in life. Peacocks are also associated with pride and vanity.

In some cultures, the peacock is associated with immortality and resurrection. In ancient Greek mythology, the peacock was linked with the goddess Hera, who was said to have 100 eyes on her tail feathers, representing the stars in the sky. The peacock's feathers were believed to have the power to ward off evil spirits and protect against harm. In Buddhism, the peacock is a symbol of purity and enlightenment, and it is often depicted alongside the Buddha. Peacock symbolism is also associated with renewal and regeneration.

 Overall, peacock symbolism has a rich and diverse history, and the bird's beauty and flamboyance have inspired countless interpretations and meanings. Whether viewed as a symbol of wealth and abundance, pride and vanity, immortality and resurrection, or renewal and regeneration, the peacock remains a fascinating and enduring symbol in human culture.