Mandala is a concentric diagram having spiritual and ritual significance of Buddhism. Mandala is seen as a microcosm representing various divine powers at work in the universe, and it serves as a collection point of god and universal forces. Figures of deities have specific positions in the diagram, and the symbolism and structure of the Mandala are highly elaborated. Mandala represents a totality of reality, inner or outer philosophies. In the Mandala we designed, the complex drawings or paintings are made which represent various levels of existence of Buddha’s life. It reflects the spirit and philosophies of Buddhism.


The 70mx50m Mandala weighing 2300Kgs has been made by 10,000 Volunteers from 16 countries. The construction work of the Mandala began since 1994 and was completed in April 2002, nearly after eight years.

The Mammoth Mandala is a collection of 81 pieces of carved clothes
each measuring 7.7mx5.5m in size. Of the 81 pieces, each piece is made up of 36 other pieces each measuring 1.17 square meter.


The entire Thanka has used 7,000 square meter of cloth and 3,500 square meter of base materials. The 81 pieces have been zipped together for which 1,450 meters of zipper was used.

10,000 volunteers are Participated which is  Nepal, Japan, France, United States of America, Mongolia, Formosa (Taiwan), Cambodia, Guatemala, Australia, Austria, Singapore, The Tibetan Community-Nepal, China( Hong Kong), Indonesia, Korea and United Kingdom were involved in this project, with each contributing an average of three months.

The Mandala has currently been preserved in Japan under the Mandala 21st Century, Japan.