Flower Creations for Beauty and Devotion
The Beauty Way
I have always been inspired by beauty - in nature, in decorations, and especially in flowers. During stressful times in my work life, I often said, “In my next life, I want to be a florist.” That wish came true sooner than expected when I created my first flower mandala at a Bali cacao ceremony.
What began as a simple attempt grew into a journey of refining my skills and artistry. For years, I didn’t recognize my creative gifts and even felt shy when people called me “Mandala Queen.” Today, I embrace that name with pride, seeing my creations as true art and allowing it to represent both me and my flower work here on this site.
Mandalas for Sacred Space
Mandala is a spiritual and ritual symbol with origins as far back as 500 BC. The word comes from Sanskrit, meaning “circle,” and is represented as geometric patterns radiating outward from a central point, much like the unfolding layers of a lotus flower.
Buddhist monks created painted or sand mandalas when establishing sacred spaces, using them as tools for spiritual connection, guidance and meditation. Later, the tradition spread to Hinduism, where mandalas - often called yantras in Vedic and Tantric traditions - were dedicated to deities and designed in precise geometric forms.
In Bali today, flower mandalas have become an integral part of sacred spaces for ceremonies, yoga, meditation and sharing circles. Placed at the center, they invite all participants to connect more deeply - with the heart, the higher self, or simply the beauty before them - offering a pathway to peace, joy, devotion and inner stillness.
My Mandalas and Flower Works
Over the years, I have created countless flower mandalas, yantras, and floral decorations. My work has grown more delicate and powerful, and I see each creation as a co-creation with the divine. I approach flowers with humble reverence, honoring them as living beings and sacred tools of art. For me, the creative process is a meditation, opening the door to an altered state of awareness.
I have been blessed to create for many occasions - cacao ceremonies, kirtans, retreats, women’s circles, tantric trainings, weddings, birthdays, baby showers, photo shoots and more. While many works were for group events, I also design intimate pieces for private dedications and surprises for loved ones. My offerings range from mandalas and yantras to floral adornments such as venue decorations, flower crowns, necklaces and smudge sticks.
For visual inspiration, explore the Gallery. And if you feel called to have something created for you - or wish to learn how to make mandalas, sage bundles, or flower crowns - please get in touch.
How to Create a Mandala - The Easy Peasy Way
Video Credit: David Phillips
My Flower Creations for Your Inspiration
Luciana Mesquita
“Cacao Queen”, Founder and Facilitator of Bali Cacao Ceremony
Agneta creates the most exquisite flower mandalas I have ever seen. Each one infused with a deep spiritual intention and meaning. She puts an incredible amount of love into every design, making each piece not only beautiful but soulful.
Words of Appreciation
Arja Hendrikx
Co-founder of Temple of Radiance, Institute of Embodied Tantra & Leadership
Agneta ́s flower mandalas have added so much beauty and depth to my events. They truly
uplift the entire experience for my participants and bring a real wow effect. As an event
organizer who hosts regular retreats and trainings, I can honestly say she is creative,
reliable and a delight to collaborate with - and I book her again and again.
Dean Powell
Facilitator, Published Author, Educator
Agneta was our Mandala Angel for one of the best days of my life. She organized and
facilitated a wonderful “flower crown and bouquet making workshop” for our guests before the wedding and an incredible mandala and flower crowns for us at the ceremony. I highly recommend Agneta for any occasion. Her creative expertise and attention to details are second to none. That’s why she has been crowned the Bali Mandala Queen.