Hand-Painted Devotional Art: A Showcase
Original paintings, born in practice — organized as they unfold, series by series.
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Darśana - To see, and be seen by, the divine.
Krishna Kali
Kali rises on a lotus, dark as Krishna himself- the traditions name her Shyama; the dark one, Krishna is Shyam. Sword and severed head in her lower hands, abhaya in the other, she stands between destruction and grace.
(Size 11x16 inches,
Available for sale,
Prints available,
Acrylics on canvas)
Mahakal
Shiva in his fiercest form- trident and crescent moon crowning matted hair, the third eye resting beneath ashes and ember red skies, garlanded in bloom and flame. The destroyer who guards time itself.
(Size 8x10 inches,
Available for sale,
Prints available,
Acrylic on canvas)
Hibiscus
Maa Kālī — her eyes emerging through hibiscus in full bloom, the third bindu offered after yantra and khaḍga.
(Size 12x16 inches,
Currently installed in Prayagraj, Prints available,
Acrylics on Canvas)
Maa Kali
Her third eye open, tongue bared in the fierceness of Chinnamastā's kin — gold and crimson rendered in full ornamentation, as she is met in darśana, not imagined.
(Size 24x12 inches,
Currently installed in Ghaziabad,
Open for Commissions,
Water Color on Canvas)
Kālī Triptych
Yantra · Khaḍga · Hibiscus
A three-part invocation of Mā Kālī — her yantra, her weapon, her offering.
(Size 12x16 inches,
Currently installed in Prayagraj,
Acrylic on canvas,
Prints available)
Sri Yantra
Nine interlocking triangles in gold, held in bhūpura and lotus, rising from a field of red and saffron — the geometry of Śrī Vidyā, painted as it is meant to be met: as a support for meditation, not an image to look at.
(Size 24x24 inches,
Sold- Currently installed in Belgium,
Acrylics on Canvas)