
Sacred Art: Hand-Painted Śrī Yantra and Devotional Art
Art embodying the essence of devotion and serving as a form of meditation.

Art embodying the essence of devotion and serving as a form of meditation.

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.
Every piece is an original — no two are ever repeated. What you receive is what was painted.
Iconography and colour are drawn from Śākta-Śaiva and Purāṇic sources, guided by lineage, not invented for effect.
Pieces are painted slowly, often over weeks, with mantra and ritual observance held through the process.






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