Dot mandala art is a form of painting or design that uses small, colourful dots arranged in symmetrical patterns to form intricate and beautiful mandala designs. The dots are typically applied using tools like brushes, pens, or styluses, and the art style is inspired by traditional mandala patterns found in various cultures, including Hinduism and Buddhism. This art form can be both meditative and therapeutic, as it requires patience and focus to create the repetitive patterns.
Kamadhenu is in centre of the mandala which is a sacred and mythical cow in Hindu mythology, often referred to as the "cow of plenty" or "wish-fulfilling cow." She is believed to be the divine cow that provides all desires, prosperity, and abundance to her owner or devotees. Kamdhenu is considered a symbol of motherhood, nurturing, and selfless giving
This art piece is made on MDF board of 8 mm thickness ad 16 inch diameter. Acrylic colours are used in it and top coat of protector make it water and dust resistance. It is ready to hand with hook attached.
