Limited Edition Prints

In 1996 I started OM Publishing as a vehicle to sell my artwork in the form of greeting cards. The cards could be found in bookstores and spiritual centers throughout California and other parts of the country. OM Publishing closed in 2006.

The remainder of the cards I have I’m offering as limited edition prints. Each card will be matted behind 4ply conservation board and an acid-free backing board, signed and numbered by me the artist. The mat size is 12"x 12". There are two frame options, natural maple and white. Cards are printed with eco friendly archival ink on 100% recycled paper(80 lbs.stock). All packaging is green.

Included with the matted card print is a “letter of authentication”.

The images are in five different collections 1.“OM’s” 2.“Buddhist” 3.“Hindu” 4.“Allegorical” 5. “Floral”.

The size of the edition for each card in each collection will vary. The Floral cards are my photos, everything else are images drawn on the computer or reproductions of images in other media.

These are the last of the cards. There will be no more printed. When they're gone they're gone.

Prices

A. Natural Maple Frame & Mat. $ 180

B. White Frame & Mat. $ 180

C. Mat Only $ 90

To see examples of the (3) choices and to order

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OM Collection

Floral Collection

1. Blue OM"

ink on paper 5"x 5" Edition of (28)

“When OM reverberates unceasingly within ones heart, that one is indeed blessed and greatly loved as one who is the self”

2. "Red OM"

ink on paper 5"x 5" edition of (15)

OM is the secret identity of the divine mystery. Being Consciousness is blissfully joy filled and free.

3. "Sacred OM"

ink on paper 5"x 5" edition of (33)

4. "OM"

ink on paper 5"x 5" edition of (19)

5. "OM Zia"

ink on paper 5"x 5" edition of 10)

The Symbol OM

The OM symbol is the Hindu Sanskrit image representing everything. The material world of the waking state is symbolized by the larger lower curve. The deep sleep state is represented by the upper left curve. The dream state lying between the waking state below and the deep sleep state above, emanates from the confluence of the two. The point and semicircle are separate from the rest and rule the whole. The point represents the state of absolute consciousness. The open semicircle is symbolic of the infinite and the fact that the meaning of the point can not be grasped if one limits oneself to finite thinking.

The Zia Symbol

The Zia sun symbol originated with the Indians of the Zia Pueblo in ancient times representing the basic harmony of all things in the universe. Four is the sacred number of Zia and the figure is composed of a circle from which four points radiate embodying the earth, with its four directions, with its four seasons, in the day, withe the sunrise, noon, evening, and night, in life with its four divisions….childhood, youth. Adulthood, and old age. Everything is bound together in a circle of life and love without beginning or end.

1. "Fleur de Jungle"

ink on paper 5"x 5" edition of (6)

2. "Fleur Exotique"

ink on paper 5"x 5" edition of (3)

3. "Quiet Pond"

ink on paper 5"x 5" edition of (24)

4. "In the Lotus Garden"

ink on paper 5"x 5" edition of (1)

5. "Lotus Flower"

ink on paper 6"x 4.5" edition of (9)

6. "Glowing Lotus Flowers"

ink on paper 6"x 4.5" edition of (1)

Hindu Collection

Buddhist Collection

1. "Boy Krishna"

ink on paper 5"x 5"

2. "Saddhu"

ink on paper 5"x 5"

3. "Blue Ganesh"

ink on paper 4.5"x 6"

Ganesh

God of wisdom, prudence, and salvation….son of Shiva/Shakti. Remover of obstacles.

4. "Dancing Ganesh"

ink on paper 4.5"x 6"
Lord Ganesh

The son of Shiva and Parvati. Ganesh has an elephantine countenance with a curved trunk, big ears, and a huge pot bellied body of a human being. He is lord of success and the destroyer of evil obstacles. He is also worshipped as the god of education, knowledge, wisdom, and wealth, In fact, Ganesha is the one of five prime deities…..Brahma, Vishnu, and Durga being the others.

1. "The Buddha"

ink on paper 5"x 5"

Just as treasures are uncovered from the earth, so virtue appears from a pure and peaceful mind.

-The Buddha

2. "Triratana"

ink on paper 4.5"x 6"

The focal point of worship in Buddhism is the Triratana (the Triple Gem), namely the Buddha who by himself discovered, realized and proclaimed the Dhamma (Universal Truth) discovered, realized and proclaimed by the Buddha and the Sanga or community of those who hear, follow, and realize the Buddhas Teachings.