Mandala coloring pages
Rings of petals in a symmetric pattern. The same numbers repeat around the circle, so it's calm to color. Each picture has a different number of areas and colors, so you can pick anything from easy to detailed.
Pictures to color
Mandala 1
Mandala 2
Mandala 3
Mandala 4
Mandala 5
Mandala 6
Mandala 7
Mandala 8
Mandala 9
Mandala 10
Mandala 11
Mandala 12
About mandala pictures
Every mandala here starts from a single center circle and grows outward in concentric rings. Each ring repeats one shape six to sixteen times: rounded petals, pointed diamonds or small dots, and in some variations a tiny dot sits inside every petal. Because the shapes repeat, the same color numbers repeat around each ring, so one picture can hold dozens of areas but only a handful of decisions.
A circle with a long history
The word mandala comes from Sanskrit and is usually translated as "circle." In Hindu and Buddhist traditions, mandalas serve as symbolic maps of the cosmos and as aids to focus, and Tibetan monks are known for building them from colored sand and then sweeping them away. The patterns in daubday are simple geometric designs rather than religious diagrams, but they borrow the same idea: a balanced shape that leads the eye toward the middle.
Why rings feel steady
Working around a ring gives you a gentle rhythm. You pick one color, follow it around the circle and watch the symmetry appear one petal at a time. Easy variations have only a few rings, while detailed ones pack in more layers and smaller petals. For more on the history behind these designs, read our mandala guide.
Coloring tips
- 1Pick one color and work all the way around a ring before moving outward, since each number repeats evenly around the circle.
- 2The tiny dots inside petals often hide their numbers, so zoom in until the numbers appear before tapping.
- 3Use Hint to jump to a ring you missed, then tap Fit to see how the symmetry is coming together.