Paul Heussenstamm: Mandala World 1000-piece Jigsaw Puzzle

Paul Heussenstamm (American, b. 1949) Mandala World The vibrant sacred art of Paul Heussenstamm incorporates tenets from many religious traditions, among them Buddhism, Hinduism, and Christianity. His signature motif is the mandala, which, for him, “has opened the doorway into the symbolic language of the soul.” Mandalas, ancient patterns that are typically circular and geometric in form, often represent wholeness or unified energy. In Mandala World, a circular arrangement of circular mandalas offers a 1,000-piece puzzle that might inspire meditation, calm, and introspection.

Paul Heussenstamm

Fourth-generation artist Paul Heussenstamm (American, b. 1949) grew up in a home filled with art and books. Conversations about spirituality engaged his family and their guests. Through his studies and travels he witnessed the beauty and diversity of life and the subtle inner unity among all beings. Dozens of trips to Hawaii imprinted on him the lush colors that would later be reflected in his artwork. A surfer since the age of 12, Heussenstamm became a successful businessman and owner of Newport Surf & Sport, a fixture of the California surfing scene. In his midthirties he began to paint. Since then, he has created thousands of unique and spiritual paintings, and the mandala has become his signature motif. Heussenstamm regularly leads workshops around the world and at his Laguna Beach, California, studio.