'Ode to Portmeirion' 30cm mandala

£80.00

My ‘Ode to Portmeirion’ mandala was inspired by my visit to this wonderfully pretty and unique place in North Wales. Built by Welsh architect, Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1973 who wanted to create the ideal village, Portmeirion became a unique tourist destination and was the location for the cult TV series ‘The Prisoner’ in the 1960’s. The colourful buildings and architecture inspired the colour palette for this piece and I have added teardrop mirrors for an extra touch of sparkle when the sunlight hits.

‘Ode to Portmeirion has been intricately and lovingly hand-painted using high quality acrylic paints and protected with a non-toxic matte varnish, enhancing the colours and protecting your mandala from dust, moisture and UV damage.

Materials: 30cm diameter / 1.8cm depth MDF round; acrylic paint, matte varnish, teardrop mosaic mirrors.

For indoor display only and not intended for children. 

To keep your painting in good condition, simply lightly wipe with a clean, dry cloth. 

My ‘Ode to Portmeirion’ mandala was inspired by my visit to this wonderfully pretty and unique place in North Wales. Built by Welsh architect, Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1973 who wanted to create the ideal village, Portmeirion became a unique tourist destination and was the location for the cult TV series ‘The Prisoner’ in the 1960’s. The colourful buildings and architecture inspired the colour palette for this piece and I have added teardrop mirrors for an extra touch of sparkle when the sunlight hits.

‘Ode to Portmeirion has been intricately and lovingly hand-painted using high quality acrylic paints and protected with a non-toxic matte varnish, enhancing the colours and protecting your mandala from dust, moisture and UV damage.

Materials: 30cm diameter / 1.8cm depth MDF round; acrylic paint, matte varnish, teardrop mosaic mirrors.

For indoor display only and not intended for children. 

To keep your painting in good condition, simply lightly wipe with a clean, dry cloth.