Mandala Practice Book (Classic Template)
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Description
54 Single Sided Pages Circular Grid Paper Templates For Sketching or Dotting Mandalas The word mandala means “circle” in the Sanskrit language. Mandalas usually have a center point, from which symmetrical shapes and designs radiate outward. Mandala drawings have deep spiritual meanings in many cultures. The symmetry and symbolisms of a mandala can evoke strong emotions—especially for the artist creating it. Sensations of peace and inner calm are often experienced. Designing a mandala is a wonderful way to sooth the stresses of life away. Review: Love it! - This book is a must to have! Review: Fun book - I use this book to doodle while watching tv. I don’t have to think about where to put my next line. It’s fun.
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| Best Sellers Rank | #1,402,087 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #880 in Religious Arts & Photography #1,669 in Pen & Ink Drawing |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 66 Reviews |
Reviews
S**.
Love it!
This book is a must to have!
R**B
Fun book
I use this book to doodle while watching tv. I don’t have to think about where to put my next line. It’s fun.
V**R
Misleading
Very misleading all the pages the same
H**R
parfait
Produit de très bonne qualité. Facile à utiliser et parfaitement adapté à mes projets. Je recommande
D**H
It’s not what I thought it was
I saw a book titled Mandala Practice Book. Inside were pages of grids. It needs to be titled Mandala Grid Book. When I saw Practice Book I expected patterns to practice. What a waste of money. On the cover there is a hand drawing patterns. How did I miss the description. What a waste of money.
B**C
Great for mindfulness
The lines really help create easy and wonderful illustrations. Once you draw over the lines they're no longer visible so it looks like you've created a masterpiece- completely unassisted
J**K
A good practice book
It’s absolutely worth the minimal cost, however the paper is quite thin and absorbent so using a fine felt tip won’t get you fine lines. Using a .38 roller is much better. My other recommendation would be that the guidelines were paler. You can see them through your design. It’s great for practicing though!
M**.
Okay
Could be better to be honest, paper pretty flimsy
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