Cella Art | What is a mandala?
Mandala means “circle” or “center” in Sanskrit, an ancient language of the Far East. It is a drawing, a map, a geometric pattern in a circle. Its origins are in Tibet, where Buddhist monks make mandalas with colored sand as a form of meditation.
After the mandala is completed, the monks hold a ceremony and collect the sand in an urn. It is taken to a sacred river and poured into the water. When the sand flows into the water, a whirlpool is created. This symbolizes the immortalization of the mandala and the circle is complete again!
ABOUT CELLA
In 1999, I discovered the infinite possibilities within the circle.
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WORKSHOPS
Besides creating myself, I also love creating together.
By organizing workshops.
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Inspired by another form of mandala creation called Zendala.
I designed these mandalas that represent The Soul.
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Cella Art | Mission
With Cella Art, I want to invite people to connect with their inner source. The place deep inside where an infinite power lies waiting to be discovered. Everyone who gets in touch with their inner source contributes to the growth of the field of love that encompasses and connects everything.