Hexagon-Shaped Mandala with Six-Petal Flower Center

A dense, hand-drawn mandala fills the page in a rounded hexagon shape with six-fold symmetry. At the center sits a small circle holding a six-petal flower, with pointed oval shapes arranged around a tiny round middle. Around it is a ring edged with scalloped and zigzag marks, then a star-like band of large pointed petals. Further out you will find small circles, spirals, eye-like shapes, teardrops, triangles, and short squiggly line patterns, with a bumpy, wavy outer edge. The lines are thin and the spaces are small, so fine-tip pencils or gel pens work best. Try coloring the six main petals in one color family and the center flower in a contrasting shade, so the symmetry really stands out. It is also a good page for talking about repeating patterns, since every section appears six times around the middle. Print it free and take your time with it.