Mountain Devotionals
Prayers, not plastic.
Prayers, not plastic.
Devotional art honoring sacred symbols shared across traditions - the lotus rising from mud, moon cycles, the divine feminine in all her forms.
The work spans hand-cut papercuts, detailed ink mandalas, and fiber art rooted in devotional practice. Each piece is meditation - hours with blade and ink, building layers of meaning through symbolism and repetition. Art as prayer, or close to it.
Materials are primarily sustainable: hand-cut paper mounted on "reborn" backing boards made from recycled cardboard, sealed with archival finish using traditional methods.
The practice comes from years studying Hindu philosophy and yoga tradition, with commitment to honoring these teachings without treating them like a spiritual buffet - learning context, respecting sources, acknowledging limits.
Art for altars, meditation spaces, or anywhere needing beauty that means something.