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Original artwork
Mandalas, drawn by hand
Every piece starts as a single center point and works outward — no tracing, no generating, no shortcuts. Some are strict and symmetrical, some wander off into other creative designs. All of them take a while, which is rather the point.
A look at the work
What her hand looks like
There is no fixed gallery — every original exists once, and what's available changes constantly. These are recent pieces, so you can see the style before you ask.
Want to know what's for sale right now, or commission something? Ask on Facebook — originals are arranged one at a time.
How to buy
Originals and prints
There's no shop front. Every original is the only one of itself, so buying one starts as a conversation — tell me which piece you're after and I'll tell you what's still available, what it costs, and what shipping to you comes to.
- Originals are one of a kind. When one sells, that design is gone as an original.
- Prints are open editions of the same designs, at a friendlier price.
- Shipping is flat-packed and tracked — unlike the plants, artwork travels perfectly well.
Commissions
Something made for you
A commissioned mandala can be built around a color palette, a room, a date, or a person — people often ask for them as wedding, memorial, or anniversary pieces.
- Slots open periodically rather than year-round, so timing matters.
- Tell me the size, the colors, and the occasion, and I'll tell you what's possible.
- Larger and more detailed pieces take longer — mandalas are not quick work.
Before you buy
Art guides
Short, practical writing on choosing, framing, hanging, and caring for original work — so the piece you buy still looks right in ten years.
Questions
About the artwork
Are these really hand-drawn?
Yes — drawn by hand, not generated or traced. If you look closely at an original you'll find lines that wobble a little. That's the hand, and I'd rather keep it than sand it off.
Original or print — what's the difference?
An original is the physical piece I drew, one of a kind. A print is a reproduction of that design, so several people can own the same image at a lower price. Ask me about either.
Do you take commissions?
Sometimes. Slots open through the year depending on what else is going on. Ask me and I'll tell you honestly whether I can take it on and roughly how long it would take.
Can I use your mandala design for a tattoo or my own product?
Please ask first. Buying a piece means you own that piece — it doesn't transfer the right to reproduce or sell the design. For tattoos I'm usually delighted to say yes if you ask.