15 Best Mandala Coloring Books for Adults

Looking for the best mandala coloring books for adults? Check out the list below (in no particular order).

And you can also read more about mandalas in art in the linked article.

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#1. Creative Haven Mandala Techellations Coloring Book by John Wik

You will adore this coloring book no matter what kind of skills you have. It contains 64 pages of high-quality designs made of all sorts of shapes to color with pleasure. There won’t be any details that are too small to color, and this book will work well with any medium.

All of the pages are perforated so that you’ll be able to easily remove them from the book. The pages are also one-sided, so you won’t have to choose which side and pattern to display, and it also prevents your coloring medium from staining other pages.

Side note: if you are using markers, colorful pens and other mediums that can bleed-through pages, try putting a white sheet of paper underneath the one you are working on! This will prevent the next design from catching unwanted colors. It’s not an issue with all paper, but I would give it a try 🙂

#2. Mystical Mandala Coloring Book by Alberta Hutchinson

These mandalas are unique, mesmerizing and – you guessed it correctly – quite mystical. This book isn’t concentrated on the patterns only, and the mandalas include flowers, animals, and other objects as well, which makes them less regular. They’re all designed in a similar distinctive style, and they’ll keep you fascinated even after you’re done coloring them.

The book has 32 pages and would be best to use with gel pens, crayons, and colored pencils. The prints are on both sides of each page, so make sure your mediums don’t bleed through.

#3. Centered (Angie’s Extreme Stress Menders) by Angie Grace

This book has 103 pages, which means 50 unique detailed mandala designs on one side of each page. It can be used with any mediums you like, and it’ll be extremely fun, yet relaxing, to color. The designs are quite lovely and intricate, with small details as well, and they’ll keep your hands occupied for many hours.

The paper of the book has high quality, and you won’t have to worry about the pages wrinkling or being damaged by your drawing mediums. There won’t be too much feathering even with alcohol-based markers.

#4. Creative Haven Nature Mandalas Coloring Book by Marty Noble

Do you enjoy mandalas, nature, and wild creatures? Then you and this book are a perfect match. You’ll spend hours coloring these beautiful illustrations, and you won’t get tired of it. These mandalas are consist of plants, vines, flowers, butterflies, sea creatures, dragonflies, and many more.

The coloring book has 64 pages with 31 lovely mandala designs. This means – they’re printed on one side for your convenience, and it’s possible to use this book with more liquid mediums. So, no restrictions here. Unleash your wild natural creativity!

#5. Nature Mandalas Coloring Book by Thaneeya McArdle

This coloring book is full of mandalas that are centered around nature and its creations, but the designs are more on the simplistic side. It will also be good for older children and elderly people. The doodles, patterns, and shapes form lovely mandala designs of plants and animals, and you’re definitely going to like them.

The book contains a total of 72 pages, and you’ll be able to color them with any medium. The paper is supposed to prevent bleeding as much as it’s capable of, so don’t worry about ruining other pages.

#6. Mandala Coloring Book for Adults by Terbit Basuki

Not only is this book full of beautiful, mesmerizing, and quite complicated coloring designs. It’s also really convenient to color in. It has a hard cover and spiral binding, which means you can use it anywhere, color on your lap, on the train, in the park – anywhere you want.

It contains 50 different designs (on 60 pages), but the paper has really nice quality and will work with any kind of medium. It’s thick, smooth, and perfectly white. Each page is also perforated so that you can take your completed mandalas out really easily.

#7. Flower Mandalas Coloring Book by Thaneeya McArdle

Are you all about flowers? This coloring book is, too! Every page of this book has a mandala-like design that consists of various leaves and flowers, and it looks really incredible. 30 floral patterns on 80 pages would take you on a relaxing and joyful coloring journey.

The book also includes coloring instructions so that you would know how to get a perfect result and be even happier in the process and looking at the end result. Apparently, you don’t need any experience with coloring to nail the patterns in this book.

#8. Adult Coloring Book: Mandalas and Patterns by Sarah Jane Carter

This book isn’t dedicated to any theme, but it doesn’t make the mandalas inside of it boring or worse. In fact, they are really nice and well-designed, they look balanced, and they can actually help you relax and unwind.

It has over 50 mandala illustrations on 104 pages, and you’ll spend many calm and relaxed evenings working on them. The patterns sometimes have the details that are quite small, but they’re not too advanced either, so if you like that in a coloring book – this one’s for you.

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#9. Mandala Coloring Book for Kids by Joy Tree Games and Activities

Even though the title says that it’s for kids, it can be suitable for adult beginners as well. The prints are large and well-made. It would be a great coloring book for elderly people, those who have vision problems, or those who just prefer broader strokes and bigger pattern details.

Despite being simplistic, the patterns of the mandalas are quite intricate and good-looking. The book has 86 pages, and the prints are one-sided, so don’t be afraid to use any coloring medium of your choice.

#10. Mandala Coloring Book: 100 Magical Mandalas by Jade Summer

You may consider these mandalas magical or you may not, but they are nice nonetheless. The designs look really original, well-made, and you’ll discover something new on each new page. It’s good for any experience level, and it’ll definitely help you relax.

This book has 100 mandala designs inside of it on 205 pages. This means – one-sided prints that would be easy to color and remove if you want to place them at home or at work. One-sided prints are always easier to color as well because it significantly decreases the chances of the mediums bleeding through.

#11. Beautiful Mandalas: For Serenity & Stress-Relief by Art and Color Press

Fascinating mandalas with a lot of small details would capture your attention for a long time until you’ll be done coloring them. The paper and the patterns will work best with dry mediums or gel pens. So, get yourself a large box of pencils or a set of gel pens and prepare to have an amazing coloring experience.

The book contains 78 pages that have 35 beautiful mandalas for your coloring pleasure. Easy to color, easy to remove after you’re done, this book would definitely decrease your stress level.

#12. Adult Coloring Book: Designs by Two Hoots Coloring

This coloring book has mandalas with a distinctive and interesting style. Not all of them are mandalas, but they’re definitely mandala-inspired and have the required vibe. The illustrations are printed in high resolution, and you’re going to love the diversity of their shapes and looks.

There are 48 designs on 98 pages inside the book. The pages are not perforated, however, the prints are one-sided, and you still can remove the pages if you want. The paper is not thick, but it will endure dry coloring mediums quite well.

#13. Mindful Mandalas: A Mandala Coloring Book by Papeterie Bleu

This coloring book doesn’t only include mandalas, it also has a motivational saying at the bottom of each page. You can use them as mantras because you’ll be focusing your attention on them as you color the pages anyway.

The paper is really heavy and very nice to color on. The designs are made in a really eye-pleasing way, with very delicate outlines. This book is really aesthetically pleasing in general, caring about your coloring comfort, and you’re going to love it. It has 80 pages of one-sided prints.

#14. Creative Haven Snowflake Mandalas Coloring Book by Marty Noble

If you’re looking for some winter mood – here’s how you can create it. A coloring book with the mandalas that are designed to contain or resemble snowflakes. Snowflakes are an amazing creation of physics and nature, so these mandala designs are destined to never disappoint anyone.

Perforated pages and one-sided printing only add extra points to why this book is great. You will have over 30 pattern designs on 64 pages, and you can enjoy coloring them during long winter evenings. Or during any other season – no one’s going to stop you!

#15. Creative Haven Celestial Mandalas Coloring Book by Marty Noble

As well as the previous coloring book, this one has perforated pages and one-sided prints as well. It’s also very nice to color in, has 64 pages, and will bring you a lot of joy.

However, this book is dedicated to celestial mandala designs. And they look very unique and absolutely stunning. It almost reminds of art-deco or ceiling frescos, and it won’t leave you disappointed. No matter how you color the pages, it would look good anyway, so don’t be afraid to try something new.

That’s all for this list!

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