Discover new relaxing coloring pages with mandalas - you will find many different types of simple and more complex motifs that you will have the opportunity to color on this printable. You can save each picture for later by choosing the pdf option and print it whenever you want even without internet access.
Coloring Book Mandalas
Floral motifs
In one place a lot of different vegetation. The flowers themselves are waiting for us to color them maybe in the autumn climate where the leading colors will be different shades of yellow,...
Girl - people theme
A beautiful woman with expressive eyes and bushy hair is featured in the picture. She already makes quite an impression, and if we add her some colors with which it...
Simple for kids
Of course, it's not exactly that easy a painting however when you compare it to the same genre but pictures for older players it is.
A butterfly - a beautiful motif
This time something completely different came to the print so you will not be bored when it rains outside and there is nothing to do ...
A heart for adults
If you have a lot of patience and at home you have a well-stenciled crayons because many small elements must be filled with colors of your choice, this is the picture ...
Patterned owls
Nice relaxing picture awaits all the older people who want to color these two cheerful owls. As you can see this is quite a demanding picture which does not ...
Mandala giraffe
This cute giraffe has a lot of tiny details that you have to color with great accuracy. Choose such colors of crayons, markers or paints that you think...
Mandala Pig
A wonderful piggy as a mandala is waiting for you in this coloring book! You just have to choose the right colors of crayons, matching more or less the color of the pig's fur and...
Mandala elephant
As we all know elephants are a symbol of happiness. It is common to give small porcelain or glass elephants as gifts on various occasions with the hope...
Mandala koi carp
A beautiful and unique fish. It is a koi carp. Each of this carp always has different coloration in different places, there are no two like it in the world....
Mandala fox
Foxes are very cunning. Often in villages they jump over fences and, seeing small chickens, simply grab them and run away with them. These animals...
Mandala wolf
Wolves are very dangerous animals. They move around and live in the woods where there are no humans and that is where they forage for food. Wolves from a distance...
Mandala lion
We all know that lions are powerful and sometimes dangerous creatures. It is better not to approach and trust these animals because we can never...
Mandala kitty
In today's coloring page we have prepared for you a cute animal and it is a kitten. This picture you definitely need to spend more time than other simpler coloring pages because...
Mandala chameleon
Today you have a great challenge! If you are looking for difficult pictures to color then this one is especially for you! You probably know that chameleons...
Mandala French bulldog
In today's coloring page we present you a small and cute bulldog. This is a very difficult picture to color so you have to spend a little more time but...
Mandalas - meaning "wheel" or "discoid object" in Sanskrit, is a geometric pattern that has many symbols in Hindu and Buddhist cultures. They are believed to represent different aspects of the universe and are used as meditation instruments and prayer symbols, especially in China, Japan and Tibet.
In their most basic form, mandalas are circles contained within a square and arranged in sections that are organized around a single, central point. They are usually produced on paper or fabric, drawn on the surface with thread. As a stand-alone work of art, mandalas hold symbolic and meditative meaning beyond their vivid appearance.
What is a mandala?
The mandala is a spiritual and ritual symbol in Asian cultures. It can be understood in two different ways: externally as a visual representation of the universe or internally as a guide for several practices that take place in many Asian traditions, including meditation. In Hinduism and Buddhism, it is believed that by entering the mandala and moving toward its center, one is guided through a cosmic process of transforming the universe from one of suffering to one full of joy and happiness.
Trivia & Facts
1) Popularization in Buddhism - While almost all cultures have adopted some form of mandala, it was Buddhists who popularized it. Tibetan monks often use sacred images to enhance their spirituality.
2) Everything revolves around circles this name is freely translated as "circle" in Sanskrit which has its own symbolism. The outermost circle represents the ring of fire, which prevents impurities from entering. The next circle represents indestructibility and is, appropriately, made of diamonds. Next, there is a ring of eight graveyards, each of which symbolizes the qualities that bind people to the cycle of reincarnation. Finally, the innermost circle represents rebirth and is made of lotus leaves.
3)Anyone who has ever tried meditation will be able to tell you that it is not easy. Many find that it is easier to clear the mind when you color just such a picture in this category. It is easy to get lost in the shapes and colors, which can help you forget about the outside world for a bit.
4) Coloring pictures has positive effects that even licensed psychologists are adopting this practice. Therapists have found several mental health benefits to this practice, such as decreased heart rate, improved concentration skills, and stress relief.
