A vibrant white mandala mural covers a reddish brown tile wall.
A medium front view of a white circular mandala mural on a reddish brown colored tile wall. The art piece covers the majority of the wall. On the left side of the view, a white colored frame for a large window frame that is partially visible from the top of the image to the bottom on the left side. A reflection of an asphalt road is visible through the partially visible window panel on the left side of the view. The mandala art piece has a floral design where from the small center the piece almost blossoms out in all directions like a flower on its circular outer rim. In the center is a small circle that is segmented into 17 parts on the outside. Seven semicircles cover the outside of the small center circle. Outside the seven semicircles is another larger circle where a white vine design covers it all the way around through its center. After the circle with the vine design is a two later petal design that points outward in every direction. The first layer is sixteen petal shapes touching the circle and directed outward, while the second layer is larger and sticks outward from the original petal shapes. Each of the larger petal shapes have either a circle in their center with a white dot in it, a leaf twirl design, or are empty in the north, west, east, and south directions. The outer circle of the piece has art that comes inward from the largest outer circle and not outward, a combination of half circle with large white filled spots that touch the outer line, more vine shaped designs. The view is very visible with the glare of a yellowish colored light in the upper left of the art piece. At the very bottom of the view a partially visible sidewalk is within view below the wall and art piece.