Collection: Mandala Wall Art

Mandala wall art draws the eye to the center and lets it settle there. Every ring repeats the one before it, so a mandala reads as calm even in bright color. The mandalas here range from layered lotus mandalas in hot pink, orange and gold to Buddha and evil eye mandalas and kaleidoscope patterns, printed on the back of tempered glass with a glossy front or on brushed aluminum with the metal grain showing through.

How to Choose Mandala Wall Art

Let the color set the mood. Black grounds with gold or rainbow lines feel dramatic on a dark accent wall. Pinks, oranges and teals bring warmth to a bedroom, a boho living room or a yoga space.

Use the symmetry. A mandala has a strong center, so hang it centered over a bed, a console or a meditation cushion rather than off to one side. A square piece keeps the circle whole; a wide rectangle sets the mandala against open space.

Work with the shape of the wall. A tall, surfboard-shaped panel fits a narrow wall between two windows or beside a doorway.

Choose the surface. Glass has a glossy front and deep color; hang it away from strong direct light, since the front can reflect a window. Brushed aluminum shows the metal grain through the lighter areas of the print, for a satin look.

Sizes and Hanging

Square glass pieces run from 15x15 to 40x40 inches and rectangular glass from 28.5x18 to 55x35 inches; surfboard-shaped glass comes in 12x35 and 16x47 inches. Brushed aluminum runs from 23.5x15.5 to 45.5x29.5 inches. Each glass and aluminum piece comes with an adjustable steel mount; screws and wall plugs are not included.

Where These Pieces Come From

Sparkycare's own designs, found in our framed wall art, are drawn in-house, come with a Certificate of Authenticity, ship free and are backed by our 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee and Lifetime Quality Guarantee. The glass and brushed aluminum pieces on this page come from an independent partner studio we curate; each product page shows how it ships and its return window.

Mandala Wall Art Questions

What does a mandala mean on a wall?

Mandala means circle in Sanskrit. In Hindu and Buddhist practice it is a symbol of the universe and an aid to focus. On a home wall it most often works as a calm, symmetrical focal point for a meditation corner, a yoga space or a bedroom.

Where should you hang mandala wall art?

Hang it centered where you want the eye to rest: above a bed, a sofa or a meditation cushion, with its center near 57 inches from the floor on an open wall. A 32x32 or 40x40 inch square holds a wall on its own.

What sizes does mandala wall art come in?

Square glass pieces here run from 15x15 to 40x40 inches, rectangular glass from 28.5x18 to 55x35 inches, surfboard-shaped glass comes in 12x35 and 16x47 inches, and brushed aluminum runs from 23.5x15.5 to 45.5x29.5 inches. Each product page lists its exact options.

Is mandala art the same as zen art?

They overlap. A mandala is a specific circular pattern built in repeating rings. Zen art is a wider mood of calm imagery, from Buddha statues to lotus flowers and stone cairns, and you will find it on our Buddha and zen wall art page.

For Buddha faces, lotus flowers and yin yang designs, browse Buddha and zen wall art. For more pieces with a glossy front, see glass wall art, explore brushed aluminum in our metal prints, or find warm, earthy pieces in boho wall art.