Mandala

The Mandala is an ancient and sacred symbol. Players start by creating a symbolic world map with colored sand, which is then ceremonially destroyed and the sand cast into the river. In the game, opponents play their colored sand cards on two Mandalas to build central mountains and fill fields. Once a Mandala has all six colors, players take turns collecting the colors from the mountain and adding them to their cup and river. At game - end, the cards in a player's cup earn points based on the color positions in their river. The player with the most points in their cup wins.

To play this Mandala game, first, lay colored sand to make a symbolic world map. Then, opponents play their colored sand cards on the two Mandalas to build the central mountains and fill the fields. As soon as a Mandala has all six colors, start taking turns to add the colors from the mountain to your cup and river. At the end of the game, check the points based on the color positions in your river. Be careful not to lose track of the color distribution in your river as it affects the final score. After each game, you can easily store the cards in a box. Keep the colored sand away from moisture to maintain its quality.