From Handcrafted Mandalas to Round Prints: The Evolution of my Sacred Geometry Artistry

It All Started a decade ago…

My creative journey with sacred geometry began with a challenge: finding a suitable round surface to paint on. Mandalas, by nature, are circular, yet most art materials come square or rectangular. Determined to honour the integrity of the form, I improvised by experimenting with everything from old records to potter’s wheel platforms and the tops of wine barrels. Eventually, I began crafting my own wooden panels with the help of my dad. He masterfully built a custom router system that allowed him to cut perfect circles from sheets of plywood, creating both large 24-inch and small 12-inch rounds. Each piece was carefully selected for its wood grain and texture, sanded smooth, and stained, often dark, to let the metallic pigments shimmer against the natural pattern of the wood.

Playing with stains and wood grains

Handcrafted with Love

For me, this process was as meditative as the mandalas themselves. The grain of the wood, the scent of sawdust, and the tactile rhythm of sanding became part of the ritual. I loved how the dark stain allowed the spirit of the tree to show through, giving each piece a living, breathing presence. Over time, as I began traveling more and creating mandalas on the road, I no longer had access to the workshop, but I discovered new ways to continue. In major cities, round panels and canvases eventually became easier to find, allowing me to focus solely on the art itself, especially for commissions.

Each Unique Piece Held in Circle

As my artistic practice deepened, so did the complexity of my patterns and the amount of time I poured into each mandala. Naturally, my prices evolved to reflect that growth. Yet I began to feel the tension between creating one-of-a-kind originals and wanting my art to be accessible. People often asked about prints, but I resisted the idea for years. I could not imagine boxing in my circular, geometric reflections into a square frame. It felt like caging something that was meant to be wild and free.

Everything changed when I discovered a company in Germany that produces round prints in various materials. Finally, I could honour the sacred geometry of my work while making it available to more people. The prints are created using high-resolution images of my originals, pressed between layers of acrylic resin to create luminous, durable, and dimensional pieces. They can be made in sizes ranging from 20 centimetres up to 90 centimetres in diameter, offering a wide range of possibilities for collectors.

Also my work art can be printed on brushed aluminum, which is light weight and can be mounted in spaces that can get moist or humid.

7Fold Inner Cosmos – 90cm Acrylic Resin Print

This partnership has opened an exciting new chapter in my journey. Through my online shop, you can now explore the collection of fifteen of my favourite mandala prints, each one a visual meditation, a reflection of a particular moment in time, and an expression of universal patterns that live within us all. These sacred geometry prints can be shipped worlswide to 50 countries.

My hope is that these pieces bring beauty, stillness, and a sense of wholeness into your space. Each mandala is a vibrant reminder of our shared connection, our infinite potential, and the quiet symmetry that underlies all of life.

Visit my shop to see the full collection and discover a piece that resonates with your own sacred geometry.

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