Four Square Spirals in a Circular Maze Mandala

A big round design is filled with thin black maze-style lines made of straight, angular passages. Two crossing lines split the circle into four equal quarters, and each quarter has a square spiral near its middle that winds inward to a small box-like shape. Around each spiral are blocky corridors, little hooks, notches, and dead ends, and the outer edges get smaller and more jagged where they meet the circle. Because the lines are thin and the spaces are small, this suits older kids, teens, or adults who like detailed work. Try coloring each quarter in its own color family, then use a fine marker to trace the path from the outer edge toward the center of one spiral. It also works as a printable focus activity for quiet time.