Mandala Wall Art

Mandala Wall Art

Mandala wall art here means symmetrical patterns that repeat outward from a center: cornflower and dahlia blooms, lotus and sun designs, and gold and mosaic patterns. Islamic calligraphy pieces share the collection as lettering rather than pattern. The sections below sort the patterns by flower, color and room.

Cornflower Mandalas In Blue, Purple And Pink

Cornflower mandalas here run from blue and lavender to purple and pink. Blue Cornflower Mandala Bloom and Lavender Cornflower Mandala go with white or grey walls and light furniture. Cornflower Mandala with Dark Violet Center holds its own beside a navy sofa or dark wood, and Pink Cornflower Kaleidoscope Mandala brings pink to a room that is mostly blue or grey.

Dahlia And Chrysanthemum Mandalas

Golden Dahlia Mandala is the choice for a neutral room that needs one gold accent. Pink Chrysanthemum Mandala with Deep Red Center and Magenta Chrysanthemum Star Mandala go on a plain white or cream wall. Mandala Chrysanthemum Macro is titled for a macro view, so choose it for a closer look at the flower. For flowers shown as flowers, see the floral and botanical wall art collection, and for lotus ponds and blossoms, the lotus flower wall art collection.

Rose, Carnation, Primrose And Daisy Mandalas

Pink Carnation Kaleidoscope Mandala and Magenta Rose Mandala Pattern bring pink and magenta, a match for a white or grey wall. Kaleidoscopic Rose Petal Mandala, Primrose Radial Mandala, Kaleidoscopic Strawflower Mandala and Kaleidoscopic Daisy Mandala Bloom do not name a color in the title, so look at the picture before you plan the wall around it.

Gold, Copper And Ruby Mandalas For Warm Rooms

Gold mandala wall art here ranges from fractal patterns to a watercolor lace design. Golden Fractal Mandala is a gold choice for a long sideboard or console. Copper Fractal Spiral Mandala and Ornamental Ruby Mandala bring copper and ruby beside a wood table or leather sofa, and Watercolor Lace Mandala in Pink and Gold adds pink to the gold.

Boho And Sun Mandalas

Boho Sun Mandala is the title for a boho room, beside rattan, woven baskets or plants, and it has a Portrait shape for the narrow strip of wall beside a window. Radiant Blue Sunburst Mandala is the pick for a room that already leans blue, and Lotus Blossom Starburst Mandala joins a lotus and a starburst in one title. The sun and moon wall art collection has boho and minimalist suns and moons.

Green, Teal And Leaf Mandalas Beside Houseplants

Several mandalas here are titled for leaves, feathers, green or teal. Botanical Green Leaf Mandala and Green Botanical Kaleidoscope Mandala are an easy partner for a shelf of houseplants. Hypnotic Teal Glow Mandala brings teal to a cream or navy sofa wall, and Kaleidoscope Leaf Mandala and Layered Feather Mandala go beside a bookcase. Monstera prints and palm leaves are in the palm and tropical leaf wall art collection.

Vintage, Mosaic And Tile Mandalas, Plus Food Patterns

Vintage Floral Mandala and Vintage Mandala Tile Pattern are titled vintage and go with a wooden dresser or a worn leather chair. Beaded Kaleidoscope Mandala, Pink Mosaic Mandala and Cherry Mosaic Mandala are titled for beads and mosaics rather than a single bloom. Navy Ornamental Mandala is the pick for a room that already has navy in a rug or cushions. Red Onion Mandala Floral Pattern and Vegetarian Pizza Mandala apply the idea to food and belong in a kitchen or dining room.

Large Mandala Wall Art For The Living Room

Large mandala wall art needs bare wall on both sides, so the whole pattern shows. Measure the sofa first and aim for two thirds to three quarters of its width. Many pieces here are Square, a shape that fills evenly around a center: above a 68 inch sofa, a 48 x 48 inch piece covers about 71 percent of that width. Take the color from the sofa or the rug.

Framed Mandala Wall Art For A Hallway Or Entry

Framed mandala wall art means a Framed Canvas, with the canvas placed in a frame, or a Framed Print, with the picture behind a white mat inside a frame. A small mandala, framed or not, works where a large one would crowd the wall, such as a narrow hallway or the stretch above an entry shelf.

How Each Piece Is Made

Canvas prints are made with archival inks on museum-quality canvas, stretched over a solid wooden inner frame, and printed after you order. Canvas and framed pieces arrive ready to hang, while a Poster Print arrives unframed, usually at the lowest starting price. Shipping adds no charge, delivery takes 8 to 10 business days from your order, and returns are open for 30 days from delivery.

Common Questions

How To Hang Mandala Art On A Wall?

Center the piece 57 to 60 inches from the floor on an open wall, and leave 6 to 8 inches above a sofa, bed or sideboard. Because a mandala is built around its center, line the middle of the pattern up with the middle of the furniture below, not with the window or door beside it.

Is This Mandala Wall Art Wood Or Metal?

It is neither carved wood nor cut metal. The artwork itself is a printed image, so there is no sculpted or cut form. If you want a hanging made of wood or metal, you need a different kind of product from this one.

Is There White Mandala Wall Art?

Yes. White Daisy Mandala on Black, White Chrysanthemum Mandala Close Up and White Flower Mandala Kaleidoscope carry white in their titles, and White Daisy Mandala on Black names black as well. High Contrast Daisy Mandala Pattern is another to look at for strong contrast. Check each picture before you plan the wall, since a title cannot give the full palette.

Is There Colorful Mandala Wall Art?

Yes. Colorful Sun Mandala, Spiral Rainbow Petals and Red Yellow Mandala Flower Pattern name color in their titles, and Kaleidoscopic Floral Mandala in Purple and Yellow names two colors. In a mostly neutral room, hang one colorful piece and leave the wall around it bare.

Is There Mandala Wall Art For A Bedroom?

Yes. Purple Cornflower Kaleidoscope Mandala, Blue Cornflower Mandala Pattern and Kaleidoscopic Pink Floral Mandala name purple, blue and pink, which makes them three to start with. Hang one centered over the bed and measure the headboard first: over a 54 inch headboard, a 36 x 36 inch piece covers about 67 percent of the width.