Mandala Frequency

Mandala Frequency is the mandala art practice of Australian artist Whyatt Jackson. The work brings together three threads: the repeating order of sacred geometry, the forms of the natural world and the colour of deep space.

The word mandala comes from Sanskrit and is often translated as circle. Circular, radiating patterns appear in many places, from the spiral of a galaxy to the plates of a turtle shell, and that shared structure is the starting point for each design.

The Cosmic Animals series pairs six animals with three colour worlds: dragon and wolf in Cosmic Galaxy, orca and turtle in Oceanic Flow, phoenix and scorpion in Solar Fire.

The qualities linked to each animal, such as the wolf as guardian or the turtle as patience, are artistic interpretations drawn from stories and symbolism. They are offered as a way to find an image that speaks to you, not as claims about what a piece will do.

The Zodiac collection gives each sign its own mandala, built around a central figure and a palette chosen for that sign. Ophiuchus is included as a thirteenth sign.

Astrology here is for fun: a playful way to celebrate your sign.

Each design is created as a high-resolution digital artwork. Room images on this site are digital mockups that show how a piece might sit in a space.

Cosmic Animal, framed, Cosmic Botanical and Zodiac canvases can be ordered through our Shopify store, where sizes, prices, shipping and the payable total are confirmed before payment. Each piece is printed to order by our Printify fulfilment partner after purchase.