Mandala of Open Heart 12" Textured vedic painting on plywood Wall decor Sacred geometry art Vegan decor

The mandala of the Open Heart is a fascinating symbol, made in various colors, which helps us to realize reality and get rid of misconceptions. The holographic potala adds depth and volume to this beautiful image, creating the illusion of three-dimensionality.

 

In the center of the mandala there is a segment consisting of eight parts, each of which symbolizes one of the elements. These elements - Fire, Earth, Water, Air, Sky, Reality, Moon, Sun - are the basis of everything and help us understand ourselves.

 

The circumference of the mandala consists of various patterns and symbols, each of which carries its own meaning. For example, petals symbolize strength and stability, while curls and spirals symbolize energy and movement. The buds and seeds embody harmony and balance between different elements.

 

The use of different colors in the mandala of getting rid of illusions also has its own meaning. Pink symbolizes passion and energy, blue symbolizes calmness and wisdom, gold symbolizes joy and optimism, and green symbolizes growth and development.

 

Thus, the mandala of an Open Heart is not only a beautiful and fascinating symbol, but also a tool that helps us realize reality and know ourselves through an open heart and total acceptance of the world.

 

The voluminous, structural mandala is created on plywood using a textured paste. The base is deliberately uneven, embossed, a little careless in order to create the illusion of a living, moving circle for the one who contemplates the mandala. 

 

Textural paste, acrylic paints, glass and acrylic rhinestones, holographic enamel were used to create the mandala, so the drawing turned out to be so voluminous and deep that you can look at it endlessly. 

 

This mandala was created in a meditative state and is filled with energies that help to establish a connection with your Higher Self. For the best effect, it is recommended to meditate on the mandala for 10-15 minutes daily.