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| Dimensioni puzzle | 63.5 cm x 63.5 cm |
| Dimensioni scatola | 33 x 25 x 5 cm |
| EAN | 9780764973987 |
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We chose the 1000-piece mandala puzzle from the high-quality American brand Pomegranate to enter, piece by piece, into the wonderful world of Paul Heussenstamm ‘s spiritual art . The word mandala in Sanskrit means circle. According to Eastern tradition, mandalas are a representation of the universe .
Building a mandala puzzle is truly beneficial for the mind and spirit. It means dedicating a moment just for yourself and boosting your concentration. It also improves attention span, creativity, and memory. And let’s not forget that building mandalas is truly relaxing and exciting!
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We have chosen the 1000-piece Mandala puzzle from the high-quality American brand Pomegranate to enter, piece by piece, into the wonderful world of Paul Heussenstamm ‘s spiritual art .
In fact, the mandala puzzle is truly beneficial for the mind. Building a mandala puzzle means dedicating a moment just for yourself and boosting concentration. It also improves attention span, creativity, and memory.
The Mandala puzzle illustration expresses the spiritual and ritual symbol that represents the universe according to Eastern tradition.
The Mandala puzzle from Pomegranate is an exciting puzzle that will allow you to discover the spiritual art of Paul Heussenstamm .
The image is bright and of excellent quality. The puzzle pieces fit together precisely and beautifully.
The Pomegranate brand offers a square layout which lends itself to being hung as a painting with an effective frame.
Thanks to the puzzle’s elegant packaging , you can choose it as a special gift for children and adults.
 | Number of pieces 1000 |  | Brand Pomeranate |
 | Puzzle dimensions (cm) 63.5 x 63.5 |  | Box dimensions (cm) 33 x 25 x 5 |
Well finished box
Wonderful gift idea
Original work
Bright colors
1000 pieces
Standard grid
Paul Heussenstamm ‘s vibrant sacred art incorporates principles from many religious traditions, including Buddhism, Hinduism, and Christianity.
His signature motif is the mandala , which, for him, “opened the door into the symbolic language of the soul .”
Mandalas are ancient patterns that have a typically circular and geometric shape, often representing wholeness or unified energy.
Mandala World offers a circular arrangement of circular mandalas in a 1000-piece puzzle that may inspire meditation, calm, and introspection.
Mandala in Sanskrit means “center, circle, magic ring.” The term was originally (around 1500 BC) associated with celestial elements such as the Sun and the Moon. Only later was it associated with the designs we know today.
Mandalas originated in India , but quickly spread throughout the Asian continent and, later, also to the West (mainly thanks to the psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung ).
Generally, a mandala is a symbolic image based on geometric shapes such as the circle and square, which refers to the spiritual sphere. In Asian cultures, it has represented for centuries a means of achieving a higher level of awareness and concentration.
The mandala design can be interpreted in two ways: as a visual representation of the universe or as a guide for various spiritual practices found in many Asian traditions, including meditation . In Hinduism and Buddhism, the belief is that by entering the mandala and proceeding toward its center, one is guided through the cosmic process of transformation from a state of suffering to one of joy and happiness.
Within their intricate circular patterns, you can find symbols common to all mandalas. Traditionally, they depict the presence of the Buddha’s mind in an abstract form, most commonly represented as a wheel , a tree , a flower , or a jewel .
The center is a point , a symbol considered to be dimensionless. It is interpreted as the starting point, the beginning of contemplation and devotion to the divine. From there, the point is surrounded by lines and geometric patterns symbolizing the universe , surrounded by the outer circle representing the cyclical nature of life.
In a modern context, mandalas are still widely used throughout the world. In yoga, mandalas represent the same ancient ideals preached by Buddhism, signaling a sacred space to exclude external influences. They are often placed around the studio and sometimes even drawn during periods of meditation. Similarly, the art of mandala drawing is used in healing circles , a practice that derives from Native Americans. Circles are often associated with the restoration of the body,
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