Sacred art, books, and instruction
The Red Ganesha project was completed after a year and many hundreds of hours of work! It is a synthesis of the Basholi and Tanjore styles. This 5’x 5′ oil painting on hardwood includes 23K gold leaf, crystals, mirror tiles, and ceramic pearls. It will be installed in the permanent collection of an anonymous patron …
For this year’s Wake Up Festival, Sounds True invited Ekabhumi to participate as their Minister of “Ah Ha!”. Among his duties: spreading joy with chalk drawings based on delightful traditional South Indian patterns and constructing an outdoor Durga yantra from all-natural materials. Take a look!
Kanika Tripathi and Ekabhumi Ellik, both of OESA, will lead a sacred art retreat in Thailand from September 16-22. Manifesting Divinity: Art As Spiritual Practice will be an unforgettable experience. Making sacred art is a fun, beautiful, and profound spiritual practice. The information shared in this course is rare in nature and of profound use to beginners and …
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Kanika Tripathi is a professional artist, with a BA in Fashion/Graphic Design and a certified Hatha Yoga instructor in the Shivananda lineage. She has also studied jyotish (vedic astrology) and spiritual practices extensively with with Dr. David Frawley and Yogini Shambhavi. Her interest in sacred art came after a series of personal unfoldings and experiences. …
Tami Simon, founder of Sounds True, recently interviewed Ekabhumi about the many facets of Tantrik sacred art, both geometric and figurative, for their Insights from the Edge podcast. They explore how sacred art differs from “fine art”, how the physical pieces are made, what they mean, and how best to go about buying it and …
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One Earth Sacred Arts’ Zak Timan has been selected to participate in the upcoming Venice Biennale. The Biennale is probably the world’s premier exhibition of contemporary art; congratulations, Zak! Here’s the news in his own words: Hi Folks! Next week I’m shipping out a large commissioned sculpture to Italy for an exhibition called “Glasstress”, as …
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I’m so lucky to teach in such an exquisite room. The Peacock Room was lovingly painted by sacred artist Ekabhumi while infusing mantra into every stroke. Hope you can join me, or any of the other wonderful teachers who teach in this space. It will uplift your practice!
I’m humbled and grateful that Sky Tea has a masterpiece for a sign board. …
The first impression of the life version of Venus fellt like a reunion—It brings beauty and positive energy into the house and into our lives. …
Just completed Ekabhumi’s Sacred Art workshop. Wow! Definitely exceeded my expectations. …