Divdrisht Kaur Suri
@mandalas_by_divdrisht

Being a finance graduate from J.D. Birla Institute, Department of Management, she was set to pursue a master’s degree in finance from HEC, Paris, until the time she stumbled upon this beautiful artform called mandalas and zentangles. Since then, for her, there’s been no looking back and she has gotten herself completely submerged in it. All her work is delineated using pen, ink, and paper. They’re all hand-curated designs, in black and white, trying to capture the essence of in-line symmetry and asymmetric art-forms using extreme intricacy. She has conducted over 800 mandala workshops, nationally and globally, in 13 countries, over the past 5 years.

Materials Required

• Paint by numbers guide sheet
• Step by step instructions of how to blend each color to achieve the desired color combination
• Reference image of the finished artwork
• 3 Pattern Sheets (25 patterns)
• Step-wise formation of a Mandala with patterns broken down into simple steps
• Introduction to mandala art and the folk art being fused.
• 1 Fine Liner pen from brustro
• 1 @mapedindia compass
• 2 round brushes
• Numbered paints
• A sheet of paper
• Ruler
• Pencil
• Eraser