316 – Meteor Mandala

What a beautifully creative pendant light that delightfully marries the organic (agate stones) with the inorganic (metal, light fixtures). Just as … More

315 – Temporal Mandala

Looking at this photo makes my heart sing! I can feel it coming from the earth, the leaves and the … More

313 – Ripples Mandala

I love this exquisitely elegant photograph that powerfully demonstrates the beauty of reflection. I find it intriguing how all but the ripples (mandalas) of the water reflect each other.

302 – Purple Pansy Mandala

This spectacular Purple Pansy comes to us today from an amazing author, photographer, and Elf, Laura Walthers, of Being Enchanted. … More

293 – Wooden Vessel Mandala

Pacific Northwest artist, Helga Winter, created this beautiful bowl by hand turning an unseasoned piece of Pacific Madrone on a wood lathe, shaping it round, and then allowing it to dry/warp as it turns back to its own shape. She then uses dyes and patterns to “invite a closer look.”

292 – Mammatus Mandala

I found this great photo of mammatus (round puffy) clouds on http://www.ItWorksForBobbi.com, a site maintained by Canadian blogger, Bobbi-Jo. Per her blog post, her husband captured this photo after they experienced a severe thunderstorm.

291 – Snow Blocks Mandala

British sculptor, photographer and environmentalist, Andy Goldsworthy, created this delightful nature sculpture using blocks of snow to forms these amazing circles. I appreciate the “cool-ness” of his art and at the same time I’m in awe of how he managed to create not just one but four of these pieces. How did he do keep them from collapsing in on themselves?