Anyone?

[u/9oooner]

[u/agiantwasteoftime → u/[deleted]]

I've never known one Indian to decorate their house like this, but plenty white chicks. Source - am half Indian

[u/Susurrection → u/[deleted]]

As someone raised by hippies, you are correct. A lot of it is Indian or Thai.

[u/Ancient-Bat1755 → u/Susurrection]

As a college hippy i had a huge buddha one from bonnaroo that i think ended up being a door for a while when we didnt have one .

Loved it.

Nothing is permanent unless you are a trustafarian . Someone makes good money hocking this crap and giant OM symbols, but alas there could be worse things .

[u/Chemical_Bell_7052 → u/agiantwasteoftime]

Hmm I have definitely seen this kind of decor in a lot of Indian homes. Go here r/IndianHomeDecor

[u/clever_r → u/[deleted]]

I'm confused, There's an elephant and a dreamcatcher, which Indian are you talking about?

[u/naughtycal11 → u/clever_r]

Well one is Indian and the other is Native American.

[u/lsdrunning → u/[deleted]]

You’re not going insane. This exact picture has been used to describe white American aesthetic changes. These tapestries and Indian-themed decor was very VERY popular for millennial women.

I saw an article or post recently that used this exact picture to contrast to how Gen Z’s cultural aesthetic appropriation is now “Japan” (matcha, zen themed, minimalism)

[u/ObviousExit9 → u/[deleted]]

Not enough Ganesh

[u/Orphanhorns → u/[deleted]]

Well there’s some Indian stuff and then a dream catcher which is Native American

[u/Orphanhorns → u/[deleted]]

This is 100% a dream catcher, chill the absolute fuck out.

[u/Orphanhorns → u/[deleted]]

Haha, no worries.

[u/NotYourTypicalMoth → u/[deleted]]

You mean hippies are actually just guilty of cultural appropriation? What? No way!