The Mandala Collection
Four books built around symmetry and repetition — the same qualities that make mandala work one of the oldest meditative art forms there is. No landscapes to interpret, no story to follow, just pattern, rhythm, and your own pace.
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Why mandalas work differently than scene-based coloring
A mandala doesn’t ask you to make a decision about what a sky or a shadow should look like — it asks you to repeat a decision, over and over, around a center point. That repetition is exactly what makes it meditative: your mind stops narrating and starts just following the pattern.
This collection ranges from approachable, evenly-spaced designs (Mandala Crazy Vol. 1 & 2) to more intricate tangled linework (Tangled Mandala Patterns) to a hybrid approach that wraps mandala symmetry around a recognizable subject (Mandala Pattern Horses).
Which one should you start with?
- New to mandala coloring? Start with Mandala Crazy Vol. 1 — the most evenly-paced, approachable designs in the collection.
- Already own Vol. 1? Vol. 2 continues in the same style with all-new patterns.
- Want a bigger challenge? Tangled Mandala Patterns has noticeably more detail per page.
- Love animals? Mandala Pattern Horses is the one book in the collection built around a recognizable subject rather than pure abstract pattern, and it includes both easy and difficult designs in one book.