Sacred Decore Altar Cloth has many uses;
 
Using crystals for gid work
As a yantra for mediating
On your special Altar
Wall hanging 
 
An altar cloth with sacred geometry ironed on refers to a piece of fabric used to cover the surface of an altar that has been embellished or adorned with sacred geometric symbols or patterns using iron-on transfer paper.
Sacred geometry is the study of geometric shapes and patterns that are considered to have spiritual or mystical significance across different cultures and traditions. These shapes are often found in nature, and their patterns are believed to reflect the underlying order and harmony of the universe.
An altar cloth is a decorative piece of fabric used to cover the surface of an altar, which is a raised structure used in religious or spiritual practices as a place of offering or worship. Altar cloths are often made of natural materials like cotton, silk, or linen and can be plain or decorated with symbols, patterns, or imagery.
To create an altar cloth with sacred geometry ironed on, the desired geometric symbol or pattern is first printed onto transfer paper using a printer. Then the transfer paper is ironed onto the fabric, transferring the image onto the cloth. The resulting altar cloth can then be used to enhance the sacred space and support spiritual practices.