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Animal Mandala Coloring Pages

A mandala is a circular picture, diagram or artwork that originated in Hindusim and Buddhism. Mandalas are created and decorated as a way to focus attention and center yourself. Today they are popular with both children and adults, and are used for meditation and art therapy – and fun!

I enjoyed making these mandalas so much I am going to create a whole book of them. I hope you enjoy coloring them just as much as I did drawing them!

Be sure to also check out more mandala coloring pages from Fantasy Jr.!

Butterfly Mandala Coloring Page

Butterfly Mandala Coloring Page

Tiger Mandala Coloring Page

Tiger Mandala Coloring Page

Swan Mandala Coloring Page

Swan Mandala Coloring Page

Dragon Mandala Coloring Page

Dragon Mandala Coloring Page

Snake Mandala Coloring Page

Snake Mandala Coloring Page

Lion Mandala Coloring Page

Lion Mandala Coloring Page

For more intricate mandala coloring pages, check out this incredible Mystical Mandala Coloring Book Mandala Coloring Pages for Kids & Adults.

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3 comments for “Animal Mandala Coloring Pages”

  1. These mandala coloring pages are just exquisite. I’ve added a post to Adult Coloring blog pointing visitors here; I particularly love the dragon mandala!

    Posted by Pastiche | September 16, 2009, 3:13 pm
  2. [...] a few of them – and I won’t even tell you how old I am!! These Halloween mandalas and animal mandala coloring pages have been huge hits in the past, so to keep up with the seasons, here are some new fall [...]

    Posted by Fall Mandala Coloring Pages for Kids and Adults | Fantasy Jr. | November 2, 2009, 4:44 pm
  3. AWESOME~ ~ ~ BUT IT WOULD BE BETTER IF YOU DO A HELLO KITTY ONE OR SOMETHING BECAUSE I AM A GIRL, BUT I DO LOVE DRAGONS! ! !

    Posted by ASDFJKLA | December 5, 2009, 7:15 pm

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