Chetna Singla | Artist, Educator | Delhi

In the ancient Sanskrit language of Hinduism and Buddhism, mandala means “circle.” Traditionally, a mandala is a geometric design or pattern that represents the cosmos or deities in various heavenly worlds.

People in different cultures all over the world have created mandalas, suggesting that the form speaks to something deep within every human being. The brilliant psychoanalyst Carl Jung believed that the mandala represents the Self and that drawing a mandala gives a person a sacred space to meet that Self. He considered making mandalas an effective form of art therapy, helping to calm and comfort people struggling with mental health issues.

Mayans, Aztecs, Australian aborigines and European Catholics all created mandalas in one form or another, but mandalas are most common in Buddhist and Hindu art of the Indian subcontinent.
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Created this design using @brustro_official art supplies.
• pigment fineliner pens
• drawing paper A5 (200 gsm)
• coloured fineliner pens

All these supplies are available on their website brustro.in
Use coupon code CHETNA10 for discount.

I offer recorded mandala courses and downloadable colouring book PDF. Everything is linked in my bio.

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