Healing Shamans…Works of HeART

In many cultures, the shaman was a healer of the body, but more importantly they would reconnect the human consciousness to the spirit.  Some cultures believed that a shaman possessed supernatural or psychic powers, others recognized their ability to heal the sick, reveal the not-so-obvious, and also positively affect the growth of crops and the health and fertility of the tribe.

Each sculpture is like no other, it is unique and one-of-a-kind. The shamans are made by Mary’s caring hands and include elements from the earth.  Each shaman is meant to heal, rekindle the spirit and bring good fortune to it’s owner.

• Shaman Hopoksa (Chactaw for Wisdom)
• Shaman Dakini (Sky Walking Woman)
• Shaman Gueleguetza (Zapotec Indian for “give a gift without expecting anything in return”
• Shaman Kiya (Lakota for Flight)
• Shaman Surya (Nepali for Sun)
• Shaman Bhaisajya (Nepali for Medicine Buddha)
• Shaman Chandra (Nepali for Moon)
• Shaman Chetan (Sioux for Hawk)
• Shaman Prajnaparmita (of Superior Wisdom & Transcendental Meditation)
• Shaman Tara (one who protects beings while crossing the ocean of existence)
• Shaman Saraswati (Learning)
• Shaman Sambara (Supreme Bliss)
• Shaman Dipankar (Enlightenment)
• Shaman Akshobya (cosmic element of consciousness)
• Shaman Lakshmi (abundance
• Shaman Apsara (dance of life)
• Shaman Ganesha (one who removes obstacles)
• Shaman Selene (brightness of the moon)
• Shaman Matsya (beginning of life)
• Shaman Mahakala (protector from evil)
• Shaman Isis (motherhood)