Dauna The Flower Girl

This inked mandala unfolds like a cosmology in miniature: concentric rings of birds, leaves, and small floral glyphs orbit a central pair, turning intimacy into ritual and daily life into emblem. The disciplined linework—alternating solid contour and rhythmic hatching—creates a quiet vibration, as if the page itself is humming with circulation and return. Its square boundary holds the whirling imagery in poised tension, suggesting a sanctuary where nature’s abundance is ordered, not tamed, and where the center reads as both origin and refuge.