How can I use this resource?

Indulge in the therapeutic art of coloring with our collection of 44 mesmerizing geometric mandalas. Whether you're seeking a moment of mindfulness or a creative outlet, these intricate patterns offer a calming activity for all ages. Unlike traditional mandalas, such as mosaics, window rosettes, murals, etc., string mandalas have some interesting geometric properties. For example, string mandalas are created when nails are hammered into a wooden panel evenly spaced out in a circular fashion, and then all the nails are connected to each other with some string. In such symmetrical nail formations, innumerable polygons are formed, whose outer points make up the circumference of the circle. In thread mandalas, you can discover new geometric shapes such as isosceles triangles, axes of symmetry and perpendicular bisectors. 

What does this resource contain?

Inside this resource, you'll find 44 beautifully designed geometric mandalas. Each one invites you to immerse yourself in a world of symmetry and intricacy. As you add colors, allow your mind to focus and unwind, bringing forth a sense of tranquility and contentment.

What is the purpose of coloring mandalas?

In many cultures and traditions, circular images and symbols have been very common for centuries. Such circular images, often called mandalas, give the impression of harmony, order and balance because of their circular symmetrical properties. Coloring mandalas has a calming effect that helps lead to inner balance. Children especially like to work with such circular pictures. In order to color the uniform and ever repeating patterns, your brain has to really make an effort- you have to concentrate. Through this increase in concentration, your flow of thoughts decrease... and relaxation and contentment take over.