Hello Everyone, My name is PRIYA and I am from Amravati city(Maharashtra). I am a B.Com degree holder. I was a teacher in an International School Amravati .I have an experience of teaching to  kindergarten children for 3 yrs. I also teach non academic subjects like Calliagraphy, Drawing, Doodle Art, Mandala Art, Madhubani Art and Handwriting improvement classes of English and Hindi. I have been teaching online since past 4 YRS.

I love Drawing and listening music. I am a govt certified drawing teacher.I have been learning new things everytime just to upgrade myself and walk ahead in this running world.

Degree: Bachelors of Commerce - University: Amravati University

Degree: Masters of Commerce - University: Amravati University

Degree:

If you have an interest in spiritual Asian Art, then you might have encountered a mandala. In Sanskrit, its meaning is ‘circle’ or ‘discoid object.’This geometrical design holds great value in Buddhist and Hindu cultures. Mandalas reveal various aspects of the universe and are used for meditation and symbols of prayers in countries like Tibet, China, and Japan.In the most basic format, Mandalas are circles inside a square and in sections that are all arranged around a single central point. Usually, mandalas can be drawn on paper, cloth, or a surface with threads, stone, or bronze material. Apart from their vibrant appearance, Mandala holds special value for meditation.

• Learning Objectives:

  Types of Mandala Art
  Different cultures have different Mandalas, which are used for a multitude of purposes, both spiritually and artistically. So have you ever wondered how many types of mandala art there are? Let’s look at main types of Mandalas and their usage.

• Course Outline:

  Teaching Mandala

  These are symbolic, and each color, shape, and line represents the different religious and philosophical systems. Students come up with their intuitive writing as per the construction and design principles, revealing the visual symbolization of whatever they have learned. It works as colorful mental maps for their creators.

  Healing Mandala

  The main purpose of healing the Mandala is meditation, which is more intuitive than teaching Mandala. It delivers wisdom, generates peace and calm, and enhances focus and concentration.

  Sand Mandala

  Earlier, Buddhist monks used sand mandalas as a tradition. Such designs represent various symbols made from colored sand and show the impermanence of human life.

  Flower Mandala

  These mandalas can be made from any material, but their main component will be flowers, especially the petals

  These mandalas can be symbols of rebirth, spiritual enlightenment, eternal life of the soul, self-love, balance, and other things.

  Symbolism in Mandalas
  Within the circular pattern of the Mandala, you can notice some common symbols. Traditionally they abstractly represent Buddha’s mind, usually depicted as a tree, wheel, flower, or jewel. The center is a dot that showcases free of dimensions; it is the starting point. Then you can see lines and geometric patterns surrounding the dots, which symbolize the universe, followed by the outer circle, which depicts the cyclical nature of life.

  Common Symbols present in Mandala art:

  Wheel with eight spokes: The mandala represents a perfect universe artistically through a circular wheel. These eight folds stand for Buddhism’s eightfold path, showing practices leading to rebirth and liberation.
  Bell: Bells show the mind’s emptying and openness to allow wisdom and clarity in mind.

  

  Triangle: An upward-facing triangle depicts energy and action, while a downward-facing triangle shows creativity and knowledge pursuit.
  Lotus Flower: It is a sacred symbol in Buddhism, where lotus symmetry indicates balance. Like the lotus, which reaches upward from underground water, a human also reaches spiritual awakening and enlightenment.
  Sun: It is a renowned mandala pattern that reflects the universe and carries meanings related to energy and life.

• Recomended Audience:

  This Hobbies classes and Extra curricular activities are suitable for students whose age is more than or equal to 5 years old. As your child continues to grow, you will notice new and exciting abilities that your child develops. A child’s brain grows the most during the first five years of life. By age 5, the brain has reached approximately 90 percent of its adult size. This means that much of the brain’s structure and function has been established. Hence our best reccomended audience for these hobbies classes are all students who are minimum 5 years old and more. Even a grownup students upto 16 years old can also go ahead for these Hobbies & Extra Curricular classes with their learning. 

• Pre-Requisite Requirement:

  For attending Hobbies and Extra curricular activities classes, Basic pre-requisite requirement is having interest in learning of that class. Without having natural interest on particular topic/class, it's not meaningful to proceed with it alongwith Instrutors. So it's advisable to have these as a part of your learning phase of your lie if you are really inclined and motivated to learn that hobby or activity. You should have all the items and required things with you at your home which are needed in that class. If not then you must buy from market it after taking suggestion from Instructors as per provided standard. 

• Course Level:
  Beginner
• Language of Teaching:
  English, Hindi
• Class Schedule Availiability:
  Morning