Circular Mandala with Rings and S-Shaped Curves

A round mandala is built from rows of concentric rings joined by flowing S-shaped curves, with an empty circle left open in the middle. The biggest rings sit around the outer edge, and each one has a thinner ring inside it. Moving toward the center, the rings get smaller and smaller until the innermost ones look like tiny bullseyes. The curves link the rings together in lines that spread out from the center like petals or rays. Line work is clean and bold, so the spaces are easy to fill in. Try coloring each ring a different shade within one color family, so the outer rings are light and the inner ones get darker toward the center. It's a nice printable activity for practicing careful coloring inside the lines, and the plain center is a good spot to write a name or add a small drawing.