

The Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala in Factory New (FN) is the Zeus x27 taser painted lilac-lavender, with coral and orange swirls of mandala. It is a Mil-Spec skin from The Harlequin Collection, and no case holds it. Buying it for CS2 is possible in every one of the five wears.
What the Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala looks like in Factory New
The body is lilac-lavender, with coral and orange mandala lines running across it: fine curls with sharp ends. Orange warning stripes fill the top edge and the underside of the front block. On the grip sits a large mandala flower with pointed petals in orange-yellow tones, and a dark round lens stands at the front.
In Factory New the paint is intact, so the thin mandala lines are unbroken and the orange markings are not worn down to the base. The float for this wear runs from 0.00 to 0.07. A copy's wear is set at drop and stays with it for good.
Where the Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala came from
Valve drew this finish itself, and the Workshop has no submission behind it. In Valve's catalog of finishes it is number 1382. The Harlequin Collection came out on January 21, 2026, and this skin was in it from day one. In the note for that update, Valve called Harlequin and Achroma the two new weekly-reward collections.
What to check before buying
Choosing a particular Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala comes down to these points:
- float: the closer the number is to 0.00, the cleaner the paint;
- pattern index: the source data notes pattern variance on this skin but names no rare variants;
- stickers and name tag already on the listing, if there are any.
In this wear the Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala occupies a tight band, 0.00 to 0.07, where the difference between listings is hard to catch.
What the Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala costs in Factory New
The other wears compare with Factory New like this:
- Minimal Wear is half the price;
- Field-Tested is four times cheaper;
- Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred are more than four times cheaper.
Among the seven Zeus x27 skins in Factory New, this finish is fifth-priciest. Cheaper than it are Zeus x27 | Electric Blue and Zeus x27 | Swamp DDPAT. Zeus x27 | Tosai costs about twice as much, and Zeus x27 | Olympus about ten times as much.
Of the four Mil-Spec skins in The Harlequin Collection, Five-SeveN | Fraise Crane costs three times as much and Galil AR | Sky Mandala twice as much. UMP-45 | Warm Blooded costs nearly the same.
Getting the Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala
No case holds the Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala. The Harlequin Collection sits on the weekly playtime reward list.
The alternative to buying is a trade-up: ten skins of the rank below from the same collection produce the Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala. The result is one of four possible outcomes, so the chance of landing this finish is one in four.
StatTrak and Souvenir
No StatTrak version of the Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala was released. Souvenir copies do turn up, though no packages were made for this finish, since packages existed only for tournament map collections. Such copies are built through the Souvenir-O-Matic, which puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on a regular skin from the inventory.
Stickers and craft on the Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala
Valve allowed stickers and name tags on the Zeus in February 2024. The base is lilac-lavender and the graphics are coral and orange, so white and gray stickers read brighter on it than warm ones, which repeat the color of the mandala. The large mandala on the grip competes with colorful graphics, and small logos get lost there.
Who this wear suits
The Zeus x27 | Earth Mandala is worth buying in this very wear if:
- you want a body with no wear: within 0.00 to 0.07 the paint is untouched;
- you are assembling a selection of Harlequin Collection skins and the taser needs the best look;
- you need an even base under stickers, with no pale edges around them.
For playing CS2 the difference between wears changes nothing: a skin's wear does not affect how the Zeus x27 works.













































