Spiritual Prints

Tribal symbols, black bold and thin lines, swirling strokes, and ornate details on a chartreuse green backdrop, all executed in signature Maia Kay style. Sacred Drum is part of a series of channeled art pieces paying homage to indigenous cultures around the globe. The Medicine Woman parts the skies instating divine order. Her wolves act as her guides in both the spirit world and the world of forms. On her left stands a female wolf, by her right a male. Together they represent the equilibrium between feminine and masculine energies.

Something deeply beautiful that cannot be described runs in this land and its people, something only those with open hearts can comprehend. 'Sayyidati', 'My Lady' is a tribute to Palestine and to its women.

Full moons have their own magic only known by those who sit still and observe. The Full Moon and Me, a Midnight Sonata captures that stillness in time and almost makes you hear the sound of music.

Medicine Woman is an art print that pays homage to indigenous cultures with its tribal elements. She is part of a series of channeled art that celebrates indigenous cultures from around the globe. With her embodiment of the divine feminine, she perfectly complements our Shaman art print.

Buddha is part of a series of works of channeled art paying homage to indigenous cultures around the globe. In Maia’s distinctive depiction of the awakened one, the Buddha appears as both masculine and feminine simultaneously.

The holy, the eternal, has a memory of its own and knows its people, knows their voices and their stories and will tell them to the world.

Maia's Rio is Rio de Janeiro, the city reinvented and depicted as Maia saw it while visiting it. Vibrant and unique unlike any other, Rio is unforgettable and so is this art print, captivating and flowing.

This print is part of a series of works of channeled art paying homage to indigenous cultures around the globe. Inspired by numerous deities of Hindu traditions, the Divine Being depicted in Maia’s piece is simultaneously a nod to multiple Indian deities and yet no particular one.

Tribal elements, black bold and thin lines, swirling strokes, and elaborate patterns on a pale violet backdrop executed in signature Maia Kay style. Guardian is part of a series of works of channeled art paying homage to indigenous cultures around the globe, this one focusing on Native Americans. Despite its ornate nature, the artwork emanates a palpable sense of calm and inspires quiet, heart-centred contemplation.

Aina is a Hawaiian word signifying land. As with all words in the Hawaiian language, the meaning of the word goes deeper than its translation is able to convey. It carries within it the natives’ ancestral wisdom regarding the island(s) and their devotional relationship to it. Aina Calling depicts the longing to return to the truths which nourish us. Whether you’ve been to Hawaii or not, we all have a mythical island within which is calling us.