I first learned about Kali during a seminar on Hindu philosophy, and something about her stayed with me: the rawness, the intensity, but also a strange kind of beauty. When I came across this piece, it felt close to what I had imagined. It is not a typical bronze, but that’s exactly why I like it.

This is a big piece, and we gave it an entire wall. The gold work is what stood out to me, it does not look flashy, but still brings such luxury to the whole space. Since it is above 6 feet I was not sure how it would look, but I am so glad I went for it!

We actually used this as the main door for our studio, and it completely changed the space. It is solid and has real weight to it, you feel it every time you open it! The iron details and wood texture make it feel like it has been there forever.

I placed this Buddha in my backyard garden, and it has become the center of that whole space. At over four feet, it has a real presence but still feels calming, not overwhelming. The black stone just adds to the beauty of the greenery, and the expression is incredibly calm, it just makes you slow down a bit.

I put this along our hallway wall, and it is the first thing people notice when they walk in. The carving is very detailed, you start seeing new things up close. What I like most is how the shadows fall on it in the afternoon, it almost looks different every day.

We installed this at the entrance of our meditation space, and it immediately changed how the room is approached. The scale is amazing, but the real beauty is when the lamps are lit. Totally transforms the atmosphere. So many of our friends have asked about the artwork and we absolutely love sharing the stories behind the craft.