The Jhyas Mandala is a traditional Nepalese geometric design used in various cultural and spiritual contexts. Often associated with Hindu and Buddhist practices, it consists of intricate patterns and symbols arranged in a circular or symmetrical layout. The mandala represents the cosmos, divine principles, or the universe in miniature form, serving as a tool for meditation, ritual, and artistic expression. Its design can vary widely but typically includes elements such as lotus flowers, deities, and sacred geometries.
