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Abundance Mandala My Abundance Mandala dot-painting sits on a nicely painted black canvas and looks like a medallion full of flower motifs. The large scale of colors used should express wealth and richness. It's been done on a round canvas, 20x20x1,5cm, on top of natural wood support. The acrylic used is non-toxic, water-based. Several days after the paint dried up I have added a layer of varnish to protect it.

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Twilight Mandala

This mandala holds one representation of a lotus flower in each of the four corners. The main feature, a circular shape in the center of the artwork, is the universe surrounding us and should express the twilight's colors. For one to reach happiness, one should cross the circle and get to the very center. It has been created by hand on a black canvas, using only water-based acrylic paint.

It’s on Etsy.

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Summer Mandala

Materials used: canvas, wooden frame, acrylic water-based paint, varnish.

This one-of-a-kind artwork is 30 cm in length, 30 cm in width. The frame is 1,5cm thick.

Made to express summer in all its colors and beauty.

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Rebirth Mandala

This is an intricate Mandala made to express spiritual longevity, rebirth, and our universe's complexity, where, to reach happiness, the final circle, you need to pass through several other circles, as usually happens in life, with moments of joy and sorrow. Four lotus flower representations were added in the corners, to express purity in life. I have used a 20x20cm canvas tied to a wooden frame.

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Tree of Life Mandala

To create this artwork I have used two separate techniques: stencil for the tree, the moon and the sun, and dot painting for the rest of the work. The colors are non-toxic, water-based. Canvas is bigger than average painted mandalas, 50x50cm, with a wooden frame 1.5cm in depth. It was made to express our beauty as individuals and our life development.

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Spring Mandala

This unique artwork was made using the dotting technique by applying water-based acrylic paint on a 20x20cm canvas supported by a wooden frame. The colors used should express the coming of spring and the metamorphosis we see around us. The resulted mandala has a layer of protective varnish layer.

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Ocean Mandala

Ocean Mandala has been created on a 20x20cm turquoise canvas tied to a 1,5cm thick natural wood framework. It should express the beauty of our life-supporting environment, the great ocean. It contains the circle one needs to cross to achieve happiness, and the four dimensions of the perfect universe, represented with representations of lotus flowers on each corner. An extra protective layer of varnish has been added after the paint dried up. It has been painted using non-toxic acrylic paint.

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Emotions Mandala

For the Emotions Mandala, I have used a 20x20cm canvas tied to a wooden framework. The acrylic non-toxic paint was applied using the dotting technique to express my mixed emotions. Later on, I have added a later of varnish to offer protection.

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Autumn Mandala

To create it, I have used specific colors on a black canvas tied to a wooden frame. The colors are acrylic, water-based. Several days after the paint dried up, I have added a layer of varnish to ensure protection throughout the years.

This artwork is 20 cm long, 20 cm wide, and the frame is 1.5 cm thick.

It’s been made to express the beauty of Autumn.

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Yin Yang Mandala

To create Yin and Yang Mandala, I started from the symbolic number four to double the two forces' meaning. Should express balance. As with all the similar dot painting works I have created, I have applied a layer of protective varnish after several days.

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Waves Mandala

To create Waves Mandala, I have used non-toxic acrylic paint on a black-painted canvas. The universal circles are not always perfect; they could be wavy but better towards the center. That's what usually happens when one tries to reach the inner self and finally finds it. Four representations of "wavy" lotus flowers are displayed in the corners. Several days after the paint had dried up, I have added a layer of varnish to offer extra protection.

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Lost Mandala

This is a 30x30cm mandala, made to express the things we lose in our life and the resulted state of mind. It's been made on a canvas supported by a wooden framework, using acrylic paint, non-toxic, water-based.

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Prosperity Mandala

This mandala artwork has been created using non-toxic water-based acrylic paint on a canvas supported by a wooden frame. It should express and bring prosperity.

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Eye Catcher Mandala

To made Eye Catcher Mandala, I have used water-based, non-toxic acrylic paint. The canvas is supported by a wooden frame, 1.5 cm in depth. Several days after the paint had been completed, I have added a layer of varnish. This artwork should express opulence and should catch the eye. It should work great in rooms decorated with plenty of brass.

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Equilibrium Mandala

Dot-painted and stenciled using water-based acrylic on a black canvas supported by a wooden frame. A layer of varnish was added on completion to protect the item. The corners of the canvas were done using a stencil technique.

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Edelweiss Mandala

On a black canvas, I have dot-painted the traditional lotus flower but made four representations of edelweiss flowers in the corners to achieve purity. Like the lotus, the edelweiss is a symbol of purity and resilience.

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Depth Mandala

To achieve the desired depth and shades, I have combined several nuances of blue, from dark to shiny, adding a bit of contrast by using nuances of pink and violet. In the end, I have added varnish to ensure durability.