


About Usha Lamat
Sedona Artist Creating Energetic Mandalas, Symbolic Artwork & Spirit-Centered Photography



Usha Lamat’s journey into mandala art began after she gave birth to her first child. Having a new being grow within her and being an artist, her mandalas became a reflection of that experience. She didn’t start out with the work she does today; she began with crayon, creating beautiful mandalas on paper as harmonious reflections of her daily reality.
From there, she started seeking round objects to paint on. Having always gathered sticks, stones, and found objects, she began painting directly on them. One day, she came across a plow disk in a farmer’s field and recognized it as the perfect platform for a mandala expressing the shift from the Iron Age to a Golden Age. Having once brought life to fruition in the soil, she felt the disk was worthy of being held sacred.





Artistic Focus
Energetic Shields, Symbolic Form, and Spirit-Centered Imagery





Usha Lamat’s work explores a vivid intersection of handmade object, symbolic design, energetic presence, and contemplative photography. Some pieces take the form of charged shields created through hands-on process and intention, while others move through landscape, ritual imagery, natural light, and atmosphere in ways that invite reflection and connection.
Together, these elements create a body of work that feels vibrant, grounded, and open to experience — inviting viewers into a space shaped by ritual, reflection, and inner resonance.





Visual Language
Handcrafted Shields, Symbolic Art, and Photography
Usha Lamat’s work may include:
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Power Shields
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Symbolic and Spiritual Artwork
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Acrylic on Wood
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Original Photography
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Energetically Charged Art Pieces
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Original Sedona Artwork
Artist Connection
Over 25 Years in the Sedona Community



Available Works
Original Artwork by Usha Lamat



Explore original artwork by Usha Lamat through Sacred Sedona Art, including handcrafted energetic shields, symbolic art pieces, and spirit-centered photography shaped by intention, ritual presence, and connection to the natural world.



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