Kaleido Mandala

Kaleido Mandala

Kaleido Mandala is a creative exercise on a Mandala. and inspired by the kaleidoscope concept. The word Mandala means ‘circle’ in Sanskrit and is regarded as an ancient symbol of healing and spirituality. Mandala also has other meanings, such as Magic Circle or Energy Core, and universally a Mandala is a symbol of integration and harmony, the link between man and the cosmos, a calming tool that I myself often use on very tense days. When I feel very unnerved and decompensated, drawing a Mandala restores my mental and emotional balance.

The kaleidoscope was invented in England in 1817 by the Scottish physicist Dawid Brewster and quickly gained universal enthusiasm. It is an optical device formed by a small rotating cardboard or metal tube, with small fragments of coloured glass inclined and strategically positioned inside, which, through the reflection of the external light, present varied combinations of creative visual effect at each rotated movement.

This category is specially applied to wall decoration, but perfectly adjustable to fabrics printing and any other supports/substrates.