This mandala is made from a photo of the seed pod of Sweet Autumn Clematis Clematis terniflora which is a fall blooming clematis. It is a cultivated plant, originally from Japan that which has long since escaped to the wild. But you can't deny it's beauty, both flower and seed.
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Beautiful beautiful thing. We have similar here in some of the hedgerows. I don't know if they are native or if not when they arrived, but so delicate.
Hi Bobbie,
This is gorgeous! I love it - you have come such a master.
~ Diane Clancy
www.dianeclancy.com/blog
I do like the clematis. We have some here and they are very exotic-looking flowers, but usually come out in the spring. I have never heard of them coming out in autumn before. But maybe you have milder weather! I like this mandala because it shows the beautiful complexity of nature's design, which is also so efficient in its purpose of renewing life.
I love the interlacing wisps..You've got quite a collection of gorgeous mandalas now!
This is an amazing mandala. I love the colors and all the interlacing. Fall is an interesting time to take photographs, with plants going to seed getting ready for winter.
~sue o'kieffe
Awesome Mandala, they flowers/seeds have a delicate yet chrystal like quality, fit for a princess!
Tried your mandala template and posted my first attempt on my blog. Do you have any tips about what what to look for in a picture to make a good one??? Barb
Ooooo, I LOVE this one! I love the colors, the delicateness, just everything. Beautiful, Mom, beautiful.
LOVELY the colors in this are wonderful.
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