Mandala, meaning circle in Sanskrit, is a form of symmetrical geometric art that was used to represent the universe. It’s earliest purpose of being a tool for meditation and spirituality is still relevant in today’s world and the practice of the art form itself is very calming and relaxing. This art form was largely practised in the religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Shintoism in East As...
Mandala, meaning circle in Sanskrit, is a form of symmetrical geometric art that was used to represent the universe. It’s earliest purpose of being a tool for meditation and spirituality is still relevant in today’s world and the practice of the art form itself is very calming and relaxing. This art form was largely practised in the religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Shintoism in East Asian countries. It even fascinated the Western world when psychologists like Carl Jung were experimenting with using art to explore the unconscious mind.
Browse through the works of our artists who practice and express this traditional art in its classic and contemporary forms.
Also Explore our collections:
Pichwai Paintings,
Indian Village Paintings,
South Indian Art
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