Owl Mandala 2 - Dot painting
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Owl Mandala 2 dot painting, bird and pattern in one
An owl built from mandala motifs, with symmetry running through the wings and the facial disc. It combines the two most popular subjects in the range.
Symmetry does the thinking for you: dot painting with printed circles lets beginners build an owl in minutes.

What is in the dot painting kit
Everything you need comes in one box:
- Printed canvas: sturdy, with precisely printed motifs.
- Guide: tips for keeping the pattern even.
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Double-tip markers:
- 1.0 mm tip: for the body and the larger motifs.
- 0.5 mm tip: for the repeating detail inside them.

A mandala with a creature inside
You get the calm of a mandala and the reward of an owl appearing at the end.
Repetition soothes the mind. Split the owl with a friend, one wing each, and let the hours slip quietly by. A dot art painting kit with everything included.
Matching both wings
Dot each motif on both sides before you move on. In a symmetrical design, any mismatch between the two halves is spotted at once.
Made by your own hands, this owl carries personal meaning as a present, or it can stay with you, framed, as an intricate daily pleasure.

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