Mandala Coloring Pages
All the mandalas on this page are round, and they go from easy to busy as you scroll down. The easy ones have a big star, a heart or a lollipop in the middle with wide petals around it. Young kids can fill those in without much help.
Further down, the mandalas show up in fun places. One sits inside a dreamcatcher with feathers hanging below. Another is drawn on the palm of an open hand, and three more cover lanterns that hang on chains. The last few are packed with tiny petals and swirls, and many teens and adults print those mandala coloring pages to relax after a long day.
Round designs with an animal in them are fun too. Our lion coloring pages have a lion face mandala.
Free Mandala Coloring Pages
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Simple Flower Mandala
A flower with six round petals sits in the middle. Rings of big round petals go around it.
Star Mandala
A big star sits inside a circle. Pointed petals and a ring of small stars go around it.
Heart Mandala
One heart sits in the middle with more hearts all around it. Tiny hearts and dots line the edge.
Moon and Stars Mandala
A thin curved moon sits in the middle with six little stars around it. Big round petals make the outside ring.
Raindrop Mandala
Six raindrops point in toward a small circle. Puffy clouds go all the way around the outside.
Easy Leaf Mandala
Eight leaves with veins spread out from a flower. Little berries sit between the leaves.
Four Small Mandalas
Four little mandalas share the page. One has a flower, one a star, one a heart and one a sun.
Sunrise Mandala
Half a mandala rises from the bottom of the page like the sun. Long rays reach up toward two clouds.
Candy Mandala
A swirly lollipop sits in the middle. Wrapped candies and gumdrops make rings around it.
Snowflake Mandala
A snowflake sits in the middle of a big circle. A ring of circles and wide petals go around it.
Lotus Mandala
A lotus flower opens in the middle. Round lily pads and a ring of teardrops go around it.
Mandala Dreamcatcher
A round hoop holds a busy mandala. Three feathers and strings of beads hang below it.
Hand With a Mandala
An open hand has a mandala on its palm and swirls on each finger. A vine wraps around the wrist.
Compass Mandala
A compass star points four ways in the middle. Rings of arrows, flowers and leaves go around it.
Mandala With Corner Patterns
A big mandala sits in the middle. A quarter of a mandala fills each corner of the page.
Mandala Over the Hills
A big mandala rises over the hills like the sun. Grass and small flowers grow below it.
Three Mandala Lanterns
Three round lanterns hang on chains. Each one is covered in a mandala. The biggest one hangs lowest.
Daisy Mandala
Long daisy petals spread out from the middle in layers. A ring of small daisies goes around the edge.
Moon Phases Mandala
A ring of moons shows how the moon changes from full to half to thin. Petals fill the rest of the page.
Teardrop Swirl Mandala
Paisley shapes curl around a flower. A paisley looks like a teardrop with a bent tip.
Pinwheel Mandala
Curved petals swirl around the middle like a pinwheel. Rings of swirls and leaves go around them.
Mushroom Mandala
Little mushrooms point out from a flower in the middle. Grass and leaves grow between them.
Round Window Mandala
This mandala looks like a round church window. Thick lines split it into lots of glass pieces.
Plant Mandala From Above
A succulent is a plant with thick leaves. From above you can see its leaves grow in rings.
Tree of Life Mandala
A tree with a round top of swirls and leaves stands inside a big circle. Its roots curl at the bottom.
Feather Mandala
Six long feathers spread out from a flower in the middle. Layers of petals fill the space between them.
Full Page Flower Mandala
One big flower mandala fills the whole page from edge to edge.
Classic Mandala
Layer after layer of petals and teardrops grow out from a small flower. The edge looks like lace.
Flower and Vine Mandala
Curling vines and small flowers fill the rings around a big flower. A wavy edge goes all around.
Fern and Leaf Mandala
Ferns, oak leaves and round leaves make rings around a flower. Each leaf has its own veins.
Heart Shaped Mandala
A big heart is filled with a mandala of swirls, petals and little flowers.
Seven Mandalas in One
One big mandala sits in the middle. Six small mandalas go around it and each one is different.
What Does the Word Mandala Mean?
Mandala is a very old word from India. It means circle. People in India, Nepal and Tibet have made mandalas for a very long time. Some monks in Tibet make a mandala out of colored sand. It can take them many days. When it is done they sweep it all away.
Easy Mandala Coloring Tips
Even patterns make the prettiest mandalas.
- Begin with the center and work out one ring at a time.
- Give every shape in a ring the same color. That keeps both sides matching.
- Pick three or four colors and use them again in the outer rings.
- Use colored pencils on the busy sheets. Crayons work well on the easy ones.
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Download the PDF instead of the image: it stays sharp at full page size.
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Print at 100% scale (not "fit to page") on plain A4 or Letter paper.
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Paper of 120gsm or heavier stops markers bleeding through.
Frequently asked questions
Where should young kids start?
Try the star, the heart, the candy or the four small mandalas. They have big shapes and only a few rings.
Is a mandala a religious picture?
Mandalas began in Hindu and Buddhist art. The ones on this page are just flowers, stars and shapes. Anyone can color them.
What works best on the busy ones?
Colored pencils with sharp tips are best for small shapes. Fine markers work too on thick paper. Thin paper lets the ink soak through.
Some sheets print too light. What can I do?
Many printers use a light draft setting to save ink. Thin lines can fade on that setting. The printing guide explains how to switch to the best quality.
