Tibetan Mosaic

Tibetan Mandala

Tibetan monks will create a sand mandala like the one above in Atlanta beginning Tuesday, October 16 until destruction on the 23rd. Whereas most mosaics may use several hundred carefully cut pieces, the 5′ x 5′ sand mandalas use millions of grains of colored sand. The good news is that the grains don’t need individual gluing. The bad news is that this exacting work is back-breaking, and takes three to five days to complete. And, you know, you can’t hang it in a gallery. The event is free and open to the public, and more information is available here. His Holiness will speak free to the public on Monday, October 22 at Centennial Park.

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  1. the link works. I think I know what was wrong. This mandela is great!. I love it. I am glad I am connected to you again. Now I can keep up with you work. We did mandelas at the Art League one year as a special program. It was oh so spiritual! I have a video tape of it. there were some really interesting personal mandelas.

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