We’re so excited to share with you these simply stunning Mandala Rocks from the very talented Artist, Elspeth McLean. Mandalas have a very interesting background.
It is a sacred practice engaged by Tibetan Monks and many other cultures. You’ll be amazed at what those Dots represent.
Images via Artist Elspeth Mclean
According to The Mandala Project, the word originates from the classical Indian language of Sanskrit.
Loosely translated to mean “circle,” a mandala represents wholeness and can be seen as a model for the organizational structure of life – a cosmic diagram that reminds us of our relation to the world that extends within our bodies and minds.
via Artist Elspeth Mclean
When it comes to Mandala Rocks, it is clear that Artist Elspeth McLean has a true passion. Can you imagine an assortment of them sitting in a big bowl on your table?
They are truly magical and much like the Painted Owl Rocks that we shared recently, it’s easy to see why they are so popular.
Mandala Rocks Tutorial – Elizabeth McLeanÂ
Artist Elspeth Mclean is very talented and we have found a 2-minute video where she shows you how to create your own Mandala Rocks.
Elspeth shows you how to paint a Jewel Drop. Click Play above ^
Mandala Rocks Etsy
via Thermal Stone Design
Mandala Rocks are huge sellers on Etsy. You can select from a wonderful and varied range and you can also purchase Mandala Rocks that are ready to paint. There are all sorts of handy things like a mandala rock turntable which is helpful when you are painting too.
Mandala Rock Dotting Turntable
via Moy Mir, EtsyÂ
This is a particularly handy tool to ensure that you get the best possible results when dotting your Mandala Rocks.
Pink Mandala Rocks Tutorial
via Colorful Crafts
Now it’s time for you to try to paint up your own Mandala Rocks. Be sure to wash your chosen stones thoroughly and dry them off. Then select from the beautiful patterns that we have selected for you.
This first project from Colorful Crafts is Pink and is truly stunning. You can find the tutorial here. 
Blue Mandala Rocks Tutorial
via Colorful Crafts
Here’s another version of the Mandala Stones, this time in blue and green tonings. Again, Colorful Crafts has a full tutorial.
You can get the details here.
We found a lovely video on facebook by a Page called Happiness In Your Life.
They have put together a wonderful collection of Artist Elspeth Mclean’s work. Click Play above ^
