Medium: Hand-cut stained glass mosaic with natural materials, gemstone inlays, air plant, and mixed media
Dimensions: 18 x 22 inches (framed)
Frame: Reclaimed wood
“Shiva of the Blue Flame is a devotional mosaic honoring the great yogi and destroyer of illusion — Shiva, the transformer, the stillness within chaos, the eternal flame. Composed of deep lapis blues, earthy tones, and radiant glass, this sacred portrait includes the full iconography.
The crescent moon in his hair
The flowing Ganga
The third eye
The cobra and rudraksha beads
The trident (trishula)
Tiger skin beneath him
Lotus petals and the silent OM
A real air plant rests in an embedded pot at the corner, bringing a living breath to this piece. Mirror and crystal details catch the light, offering an ever-changing shimmer.
This work is not just visual — it's vibrational. A sacred presence to invoke clarity, destruction of ego, and fearless inner power.
Ideal for yoga studios, temples, sacred homes, or collectors of Eastern mysticism and spiritual craftsmanship.”
Medium: Hand-cut stained glass mosaic with natural materials, gemstone inlays, air plant, and mixed media
Dimensions: 18 x 22 inches (framed)
Frame: Reclaimed wood
“Shiva of the Blue Flame is a devotional mosaic honoring the great yogi and destroyer of illusion — Shiva, the transformer, the stillness within chaos, the eternal flame. Composed of deep lapis blues, earthy tones, and radiant glass, this sacred portrait includes the full iconography.
The crescent moon in his hair
The flowing Ganga
The third eye
The cobra and rudraksha beads
The trident (trishula)
Tiger skin beneath him
Lotus petals and the silent OM
A real air plant rests in an embedded pot at the corner, bringing a living breath to this piece. Mirror and crystal details catch the light, offering an ever-changing shimmer.
This work is not just visual — it's vibrational. A sacred presence to invoke clarity, destruction of ego, and fearless inner power.
Ideal for yoga studios, temples, sacred homes, or collectors of Eastern mysticism and spiritual craftsmanship.”
