Hand painted mandala stones bring color, pattern and a small piece of original art into your home. Every stone in this collection is painted individually by me, so no two designs are exactly the same.
From delicate dot patterns and metallic details to bold color combinations and symbolic designs, the collection includes many different styles. Each piece is created as its own decorative object rather than as part of a mass produced series.
Hand Painted Mandala Stones
My mandala stones are made from smooth gypsum and carefully painted by hand with acrylic paint. The rounded surfaces form the base for detailed patterns made up of dots, color layers and decorative accents.
Because every painted rock mandala is created individually, small variations are part of its character. Some designs are soft and subtle, while others use vivid colors, metallic details or more elaborate patterns.
They can be displayed on a shelf, side table or cabinet as mandala rock art, but many people also like to keep a mandala stone in a quiet corner used for meditation or reflection.
Choose Your Mandala Stone
The collection includes several shapes and sizes, from compact pieces to larger statement stones and rounded spheres.
Each size gives the painted design a different presence. A small mandala stone is easy to place among other decorative objects, while the larger stones allow the detailed dot art painting to become more prominent. The sphere shaped stones carry their pattern across a curved surface and can be viewed from several angles.
One of a Kind Mandala Art
I paint every stone myself and do not reproduce the exact same design. Colors, patterns and decorative details are chosen for each individual piece.
That makes these mandala stones especially suitable when you are looking for an unusual handmade gift, a colorful accent for a bohemian interior or simply a piece of art that feels more personal than factory made decor.
Browse the collection and choose the mandala stone whose colors and pattern speak to you.
Want to learn more about the patterns behind the art? Read about the meaning and origin of mandalas, or explore more boho home decor.
