Italian Version

Mandala of Creation - Om and Universe.

For the Buddhist Tibetan tradition, the Mandala are the work of form, circularity, deep meaning, meditation, ether, spirit and matter. They show beauty and harmony. They contain in themselves meaning and intention, which give rise to power, attraction and fascination. They are used both as a means to knowledge and as an attractive and therapeutic means, leading the observer to a state of mental and pre-meditative relaxation. Being imbued with symbols, meanings and intent on the part of the artist who paints them, they affect and act in the environment surrounding them.

These Mandala represent the dance of celestial movements. The cycles depicted have precise geometries that manifest Harmony and Perfection. The cosmological image of the cycles takes the form of the Flower of Life. The process of the Universe.

The symbol in the center is the OM, and it represents Harmony and Perfection. It recalls harmony and harmonizes the place where it is placed.
The symbol of the AUM, or even written OM, in fact represents the primordial union with creation.
It then exhorts an intimate connection at pace with the whole thing, thus producing harmony.

The material is cotton canvas, and the colors are water-soluble pigments, both minerals and organic materials, tempered with a solution of grass and glue.

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