Sacred Art: Hand-Painted Śrī Yantra and Devotional Art
Hand-painted Śrī Yantra and sacred art embody the essence of devotional art, deeply rooted in the Śākta-Śaiva tradition of Indian art and serving as a form of meditational art.
Art as Sādhanā, Offered as Prayer
Each piece begins in upāsanā, not in a sketch. I paint what arises in practice — Kālī, Gaṅgā Mā, the Mahāvidyās, the geometry of the Śrī Yantra — and offer it as darśana for your own space. This is not decorative art. It is devotion, given form.
Hand-Painted, Not Printed
Every piece is an original — no two are ever repeated. What you receive is what was painted.
Rooted in Living Tradition
Iconography and colour are drawn from Śākta-Śaiva and Purāṇic sources, guided by lineage, not invented for effect.
Made With Intention
Pieces are painted slowly, often over weeks, with mantra and ritual observance held through the process.
The Collection
