9 Autumn Mandala Coloring Pages to Print for Free!

Mandalas

Autumn mandala with acorns and oak leaves colored with pencils — Colored by the Coloring Together artists. See gallery.

Do you like how this autumn mandala turned out? It was so relaxing to color! Do you know why? Because we put our whole heart into filling it with warm colors. No matter which coloring page you pick, what matters is putting all your love and care into it.

The best way to make your mandalas look amazing is to use the materials you like the most. Plus, trying different techniques is a great way to grow as an artist. Come on! The autumn mandala coloring pages are waiting for a great artist to fill them with color.

If you are here it is because you love circular designs and the magic of fall. That is why we gathered mandalas with leaves, acorns, sunflowers and flowers, so you can have fun while you relax coloring.

And when you finish, remember that here at Coloring Together we have a very special gallery, like a wall full of colorful leaves, where we show the best drawings people send us. Go ahead and share your art so everyone can see it!

Autumn Mandalas coloring pages

Why color autumn mandalas?

A mandala is a circle-shaped drawing in which the shapes repeat from the center outward. When we fill them with the colors of autumn, they turn into little paper forests full of leaves, acorns and sunflowers.

Coloring mandalas is one of the most relaxing activities there is. As you color each shape, your mind calms down, your focus improves and little by little a beautiful drawing appears. That is why both kids and grown-ups love them so much.

We also added lots of fun facts about autumn that you may not have known. So you learn new things while doing a calm and creative activity. Let's get to it!

Learn while coloring Autumn Mandalas

Autumn, also called fall, is one of the four seasons of the year. In the northern hemisphere it begins in September and in the southern hemisphere in March.
The greatest show of autumn is the leaves, which turn yellow, orange, red and brown before falling from the trees.
Leaves change color because trees stop making chlorophyll, the green pigment. Then the colors that were hidden all year appear.
On the autumn equinox the day and the night last almost the same, about twelve hours each.
The word mandala comes from Sanskrit, a very old language from India, and it means circle.
Mandalas are drawn from the center outward, repeating shapes in a circle. That is why they are so relaxing to color!
Squirrels use the autumn to gather acorns and nuts, and they hide them to have food during the winter.
Many birds migrate in autumn and fly to warmer countries. Some travel thousands of kilometers.
Autumn is harvest season: people gather grapes, apples, pumpkins and chestnuts.
Coloring mandalas helps you calm down, focus and let your imagination fly. It is like a quiet break in the day!