Paisley Corners Frame a Spiral Aperture Mandala

A large circular mandala sits in the middle of the page, built from rings of pattern. At the very center is a small spiral that looks like a camera aperture, surrounded by a dotted ring. Around it, long pointed leaves sweep outward in a swirling, pinwheel arrangement, with a border of small geometric blocks framing the circle. Eight flower shapes with solid black hearts in the middle sit around the outside, each one resting on a striped column, and small black dots mark the points between them. The corners are packed with paisley shapes, tiny curling vines and little spiral circles, and half-mandalas peek in at the top and bottom edges. This is a good page for patient colorers with fine-tip pencils or markers. Try coloring the leaves in the center ring in a gradient from light to dark, so the swirl looks like it is spinning, then pick one color family for the paisley corners.