Mandala is an ancient Sanskrit word meaning “sacred circle that protects the soul.” It represents three-dimensional spaces of personal and communal exaltation; palaces for the regal confidence of love, compassion, and universal satisfaction of self and other.

This is the five-deity mandala. The main deity is Green Tara surrounded by Rabtu Pawai Drolma in the east (below), Drolma Ngodrup Jungma in the north (to the right), Buddha Amitabha in the west (above), and Drolma Dugngal Sekma in the south (to the left). The four vases of elixir in the four quarter directions.

Year: 2015
Original Medium: Stone pigments on cotton. Real gold is used as a paint.
Original Size: 50 x 50 cm

* All of Flera’s fine art prints print on Canson Infinity Rag, a 100% archival fine art cotton watercolor paper.