Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who's the Most Regal of Them All? (Original)

This captivating mandala amuses one with it's playful energy. Each pair of elephants, ornately decorated, facing each other in perfect symmetry, take all the spot light in this Mandala. Their elaborate saddle cloths and meticulously rendered details showcase their regality. One might almost imagine them engaged in a lighthearted competition, a playful echo of the classic fairytale captured in the title: "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who's the Most Regal of Them All?" Swirling patterns and intricate lines complete the mandala, creating a vibrant backdrop for this whimsical scene.

Mandala, a Sanskrit word, literally means a circle. Traditionally, Mandala art features intricate geometric patterns arranged in a circular form and is often used for meditation and spiritual focus. Mandalas can hold symbolic meaning and represent the universe, wholeness, or enlightenment. Mandala art has eventually found its way into the world of contemporary art.

Item Description:

• Ink on Bristol paper (270 gsm)
• Archival & acid free ink and paper
• Hand-drawn
• Signed, front and back
• Comes unframed