I have always been drawn to beauty that goes deeper than the surface. To objects that carry meaning. To spaces that feel intentional, charged, alive.

Sheepskins were always part of my world, the softness, the warmth, the feeling of pure luxury beneath you. But I wanted more. I wanted my objects to hold something.
To be something more than beautiful.

So I began painting underneath. On the hidden side of the sheepskin, the side that faces the floor, the altar, the earth, I started painting mandalas, symbols, sigils, and prayers. Each one charged with a specific intention. Each one a blessing for whoever would sit upon it.

Sacred Hide was born from that simple, radical act. The belief that luxury and the sacred are not opposites. That a woman can sit on something breathtakingly beautiful and feel, beneath her, the quiet power of art made just for her.

Every piece I create is charged with love, prayer, and intention. Not as a concept, but as a practice.
A ritual. A gift.