A round mandala is a circular, geometric design used in spiritual and ritual practices, particularly in Hinduism and Buddhism. It embodies wholeness, unity, and infinity, symbolizing the universe and the interconnectedness of all life. At the center of the mandala, there is typically a deity, symbol, or sacred syllable that serves as the focal point for meditation. Radiating outward from this center are intricate patterns and symbols arranged in symmetrical, concentric circles.
These designs often include flowers, geometric shapes, and spiritual icons, each with its own significance. The layers of the mandala represent different levels of existence, guiding the practitioner on a visual and meditative journey towards spiritual enlightenment and inner harmony.
