Backlit in walnut stain and it looks like a piece I'd buy in a gallery. The layer ratio note is genuinely educational.
Layered mandala wall art — 5 layers
300mm and 450mm, per-layer colour mapping, greyscale variant included
Personal licence
Make it for yourself and as gifts. Selling finished items isn't included.
Full licence terms- Formats
- SVG, DXF, PDF
- Files
- 5
- Published
- 7 Aug 2026
About this listing
A five-layer mandala designed for backlighting, with each layer on its own colour so you can map power per layer in LDS or LightBurn.
Included
- 5-layer mandala at 300mm and 450mm diameter
- Spacer rings at 3mm and 6mm
- Greyscale single-sheet variant for anyone who'd rather engrave than cut
- Backing plate with a channel for an LED strip
Design notes
Layer apertures step down at roughly 65% per layer, which is what gives visible depth once it's lit — layers with similar aperture sizes read as one flat surface regardless of how far apart you space them. There's a short note in the archive explaining the ratio so you can redraw at other sizes.
Cut in 3mm birch ply; also tested in 3mm poplar. Stain alternate layers a shade darker for more depth.
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