Mandala Circles in Jewel Tones

Large circles overlap across the whole frame, their intersections forming pointed, leaf-shaped lenses outlined in thin gold. Every lens and circle segment holds its own miniature pattern: a scalloped mandala, a spray of small flowers, a fan of fine gold lines, or a dotted paisley motif, each rendered in a different jewel tone of navy, teal, burgundy, mustard, or magenta against cream. Central medallions bloom where several circles converge, their petals radiating outward in concentric bands of ornament. No single color dominates; instead the grid of overlapping shapes cycles through the full palette so neighboring cells rarely repeat. Gold outlines trace every curve and give each cell a hard, clean edge against its neighbors, whatever the ornament inside. With colors this varied packed into hundreds of small gold-bordered cells, no two pieces of the surface look quite alike.