Mandalas in the World of Fashion

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Love mandalas? You’re not alone!

A mandala (Sanskrit maṇḍala मंडलः “circle,” “completion”) is the sacred geometric pattern used in some religions to establish a holy space and facilitate meditation practices.

The repetitive patterns and complexity are thought to reduce anxiety and help promote feelings of well-being. No wonder so many people love them!

Not only this, but the beautiful symmetry, sacred geometry, and vibrant colours of mandalas mean they look great on wall hangings, clothing, and even phone covers.

 

 

Mandalas have a very strong meaning for each individual, so which one you are drawn to can say a lot about your personality. The same can be said for colours - depending on what you want to manifest, you should choose the following:

• Orange - creativity and self-awareness

• Red - passion, strength and energy

• Pink - love

• Yellow - wisdom and laughter

• Purple - spirituality

• Blue - emotional health and well-being

• White - concentration

• Black - deep thoughts

• Green - love for nature

Wear your mandalas with pride!

For a wide range of awesome mandala print leggings, hoodies, and shoes, head on over to our store today.

 

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