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Flower Mandala Coloring Pages

Flower mandalas bring the calm of a symmetrical circle together with the softness of a garden.

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Layered blooms open from a seeded centre, rose wreaths loop around the page, and floral rosettes tuck leaves, petals and tiny blossoms into ring after ring. Each page is designed for CrayonNook with overlapping petals drawn back to front, so every petal is its own closed shape and sits naturally in front of the next. Colour them realistically with soft pinks and greens, or go fully imaginative with a sunset palette. Print on cardstock for pencils, or open a page in the browser and fill it petal by petal on your tablet.

Ideas for your flower mandala coloring pages

  1. Colour the back layer of petals first in your deepest shade, then lighten toward the centre so the bloom seems to glow.

  2. Leaves are forgiving. Use two greens, one warm and one cool, alternating around a wreath for a natural look.

  3. Dot the seeded centre with a yellow or orange pencil last, pressing lightly, for a bright focal point.

Many dahlia varieties have dozens of petals layered in a tight spiral, which is why a single bloom already looks like a mandala.
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Questions, answered

What flowers do these pages show?
The blooms are inspired by dahlias, chrysanthemums and garden roses, drawn as stylised layered petals rather than botanical portraits. That keeps every region clear and easy to fill.
Which colours suit a flower mandala?
Analogous palettes, such as pink to magenta to plum, look polished with little effort. For a wreath, pair two or three flower colours with one or two greens.
Are flower colouring pages suitable for a tablet?
Yes. Open the page with Color online and tap each petal to fill it. The bigger petals work with a finger, and the small seeds are easier with a stylus.