Hang the Shroom Flower of Life cloaks side by side on one long rail and the row looks like a forest floor after an autumn rain. Raspberry. Pumpkin. Scarlet. Periwinkle with a pink blush. A blue as deep as a lake at dusk, a green that glows like moss in a flashlight beam.
Walk the rail and the same shape rises on every back. A mushroom lifts its wide, dripping cap beneath the hood. Above it floats a small Flower of Life, and below it the stem winds down the spine to a spiral medallion near the hem. The drawing never moves. The palette does all the talking.
That makes it a happy riddle to give: twelve colors, and somewhere on that rail is the one your person would pull down first.
We're Magus and Lylyth Fawn, Los Angeles visionary artists. Here's every colorway of our mushroom-and-mandala festival cloak, read from its photos, plus who each color suits and when to order for Christmas.
What colors is the mushroom festival cloak made in?
The Magus Fawn Shroom Flower of Life festival cloak comes in twelve colorways across nineteen listings: Fuchsia, Pink, Purple, Periwinkle, Pastel Rainbow, Orange, Red, Ultra Rainbow, Dark Rainbow, Green, Teal and Blue. Seven colors come as both a men's and a women's listing. Every cloak is $250 in sizes XS to 5XL.
| Color | Men's version | Women's version | What the camera caught |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fuchsia | — | Featured below | Raspberry, magenta and coral over violet, a glint of lime at the shoulders |
| Pink | — | Pink Shroom Flower of Life Women's Festival Cloak | Orchid and hot pink with electric-blue edges |
| Purple | — | Purple Shroom Flower of Life Women's Festival Cloak | Violet and grape with orchid highlights and cobalt shadows |
| Periwinkle (listed without a color name) | — | Featured below | Periwinkle, lilac and bubblegum pink with aqua |
| Pastel Rainbow | Pastel Rainbow men's cloak | Pastel Rainbow women's cloak | Lilac, mint, peach and butter yellow, like sherbet in sunlight |
| Orange | Orange Shroom Flower of Life Men's Festival Cloak | Featured below | Pumpkin and tangerine with rust, gold and green |
| Red | Red Shroom Flower of Life Men's Festival Cloak | Featured below | Scarlet and crimson over plum, gold in the medallion |
| Ultra Rainbow | Ultra Rainbow men's cloak | Ultra Rainbow women's cloak | Ember red and tangerine over indigo, edged in lime |
| Dark Rainbow | Dark Rainbow men's cloak | Dark Rainbow women's cloak | Dusky violet, olive, rust and magenta, a gold spiral at the hem |
| Green | Green men's cloak | Green women's cloak | Neon lime and emerald on deep navy-violet |
| Teal | Teal men's cloak | Teal women's cloak | Deep teal and peacock blue with violet and touches of lime |
| Blue | Blue Shroom Flower of Life Men's Festival Cloak | — | Cobalt and royal blue with violet, neon-lime edges |
Two of these colors star in our stories. The Dark Rainbow cloak leads a lost crew out of a fairy ring in Lost on Purpose, and the Ultra Rainbow follows rivers of light to an old hemlock in The Biggest Tree on the Hill.
One cloak under twelve coats of color
That's what makes it such a personal gift: an investment piece made to order once you choose, with the color and the faux-fur lining both your call, so it arrives feeling like theirs from the first zip. Every row is the same garment, per the product page:
- Outer: micro-mink poly, dye-sublimated edge to edge; the listing promises "high def images won't fade or crack, ever."
- Inside: an "ultra soft fluffy microfiber fleece" lining in black or white faux fur, picked from the Fur Lining menu at checkout. Listed fabric weight: 200 g/m².
- Front and hood: a double front zipper and a hood with heavy drawstrings.
- Pockets: four in all, two interior stash pockets (one with a vertical zipper) and two deep side pockets.
- Fit: "Unisex Fit" on every listing, men's and women's alike, XS–5XL.
The art wraps the whole cloak. Beneath the hood, the Flower of Life sits on a glowing arc. A mushroom cap spreads below it between two orbs, its stem threading down to a pinwheel disc at the center of the back, then a column of beads drops to the spiral medallion at the hem. Spiked pods and fan-shaped forms fill both sides in mirror image, and smaller spirals ride the forearms. In nature, a mushroom is only the visible tip of a fungus whose mycelium runs on unseen through the soil. Our sacred geometry guide traces the circles' history, and our buyer's guide Are Festival Cloaks Worth It? answers whether a cloak earns its place.
Which mushroom cloak color fits the person you're shopping for?
Start with the colors already hanging in their closet, then the season they love most. Warm-palette people glow in Orange, Red or Fuchsia. Dreamers in soft tones belong in Periwinkle or Pastel Rainbow. Night owls and forest wanderers suit Blue, Green or Teal, and anyone who wants every color at once gets a Rainbow.
- The one who wears pink like a signature. Fuchsia for a warm pink, Pink or Purple for a cool, electric one. Made for the costume lover at a house-music day party.
- The autumn soul. Orange is October in a hood, for the friend who talks sweater weather in August.
- The holiday romantic. Red reads as Christmas and Valentine's Day at once.
- The sunrise dreamer. Periwinkle and Pastel Rainbow suit trance mornings, spring festivals and anyone with crystals on the windowsill.
- The night owl. Blue and Green have the deepest grounds in the family, with neon-lime edges that pop in a dark crowd at bass shows and late warehouse sets.
- The forest wanderer. Teal and Green belong on trails and under string lights in the pines.
- The maximalist. Ultra Rainbow says everything at full volume, ready for a psytrance floor. Dark Rainbow keeps the spectrum but dims the lights, for the color lover who still lives in black.
Four colorways up close
Our blog has barely shown these four, so they go first.
Fuchsia: the raspberry sunset
The Fuchsia Shroom Flower of Life Women's Festival Cloak ($250, XS–5XL) is the warmest of the pinks: raspberry and coral pour over violet, and a lime glow rims the arc beneath the hood. Zipped or open over a magenta bodysuit, it reads like the last ten minutes of a sunset. Give it to the friend whose photos are always taken at golden hour.
Orange: the harvest moon
The Orange Shroom Flower of Life Women's Festival Cloak ($250, XS–5XL) turns the whole design into a pumpkin patch at dusk. Tangerine and rust swirl around the central stem, small green leaves of color flicker between the spiked pods, and the spiral at the hem shines gold. From behind, black faux fur peeks out of the hood. Fall festivals, Halloween weekend and every bonfire after.
Red: the holiday fire
The Red Shroom Flower of Life Women's Festival Cloak ($250, XS–5XL) runs scarlet in its studio render and deepens to crimson and wine on a body in daylight, with plum shadows and gold at the medallion's heart. Worn open over a wine-colored bodysuit, it looks like a theater curtain that decided to go dancing. A red cloak under the tree on Christmas morning needs no ribbon.
Periwinkle: the dawn chorus
The Shroom Flower of Life Women's Festival Cloak ($250, XS–5XL) carries no color in its name, so the photos supply one: periwinkle and lilac washed with bubblegum pink, aqua shimmering through the fan-shaped forms. Cooler and brighter than Pastel Rainbow, it's the sky just before sunup, for the trance lover who stays for the sunrise set.
A hooded blanket in the same mushroom art
For the couch, the camp chair and the drive home, the Hooded Blanket w/ Ears in Shroom Flower of Life Green ($150) carries the same mushroom and Flower of Life down its back in moss green, olive and gold with crimson sparks. It's an oversized pullover in 300 g/m² poly fleece with a cat-ear hood, a front quarter zip and an oversized front pocket, in one size (4XL). Prefer soft tones? The Shroom Flower of Life Pastel hooded blanket ($150) does it in lilac, mint and pink. One size means no measurements to sneak, and our hooded blanket guide explains where it shines next to a cloak.
Getting a mushroom cloak under the tree
- The Christmas line. We make each cloak after the order comes in: 7–11 business days in production, then 6–14 in transit. Order by Tuesday, November 17, 2026, and it reaches them by Christmas Eve even if both stretches run long.
- Missed November 17? Our guide to gifting after the cut-off shows how to give it anyway.
- Planning for spring 2027 instead? Give yourself 25 business days, about five calendar weeks, before the drive to the festival.
- Leave space for knitwear. Size up for outerwear; the FAQ's own words are "sometimes even 2 sizes up to fit extra layers under." Since every listing is unisex, order by size and color, not by the label.
- Measure, then commit. Every sale is final (the EU's 14-day cooling-off right still applies to unworn, tagged pieces), so email chest measurements to art@magusfawn.com, and a reply comes within 1–2 business days.
- Shipping: one cloak is past the $70 mark, so it ships free in the US. International shipping starts at $10.
Pull the shade that already lives in their closet off that long rail, wrap it, and the forest will meet them halfway.
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Frequently asked questions
Do the men's and women's Shroom Flower of Life cloaks have the same art?
Yes. Wherever a color comes in both cuts, the men's and women's listings share the same back artwork, and both are labeled unisex fit in XS to 5XL. A few colors live under one label only: Blue is men's, while Fuchsia, Pink, Purple and the periwinkle cloak are women's. Anyone can order any of them.
Is a mushroom the whole fungus?
No. A mushroom is the fruiting body, the part that rises above ground to spread spores. Most of the fungus lives out of sight as mycelium, which Wikipedia describes as a root-like mass of branching, thread-like hyphae. Some colonies grow enormous: one Armillaria network can span thousands of acres of forest floor.
Why is it called the Shroom Flower of Life?
The name describes the two motifs that anchor the artwork. A mushroom rises up the center of the back, its cap spread beneath the hood and its stem winding down the spine, and a Flower of Life, the sacred geometry pattern of overlapping circles, glows just above the cap. Twelve colorways repeat that same pairing.
Written by Magus & Lylyth Fawn, the Los Angeles artists behind Magus Fawn. Magus makes VR and digital visionary art and produces Psy EDM. Lylyth makes fractal digital art and runs design and customer care. We've been selling wearable art since 2020 on Etsy (4.7★ from 144 reviews as of October 2026) and here at magusfawn.com. Come say hi on Instagram @magusfawn.
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