About this geometric pattern coloring page
Overlapping circles of equal size, each centered on the edge of its neighbors, create the six-petal rosettes known as the flower of life. The pattern repeats across the whole page in a hexagonal grid and splits into 510 small regions: almond-shaped petals and curved triangles. It is one of the most detailed patterns in the library, yet very regular, which makes it calming once you get going. The interlocking rosettes create lots of hidden shapes, so you can bring out flowers, hexagons, stars or even three-dimensional cubes depending on how you choose to color them.
Suggested palettes
Tap a swatch to load that color, then tap any shape above.
Coloring tips
Color all the petal shapes one color and the curved triangles another, and the rosettes leap off the page. To find hidden stars, use a darker color on six petals around one point. Gradients are not needed here; flat color makes the geometry clearest. Zoom in to about two times on a phone for comfortable tapping.
Details
| Category | Patterns |
|---|---|
| Tags | DetailedGeometricSymmetry |
| Difficulty | Detailed |
| Regions | 510 |
| Symmetry | Repeating hexagonal grid |
| Date added | |
| License | Free for personal use. Design license |
