The Vedic Art method was founded in 1988 by Curt Källman in Sweden. The word "Vedic" originates from the Indian Sanskrit word "Veda" which means knowledge or wisdom. The fundamental view of Vedic Art is that we all have great creative power and knowledge within ourselves from birth.

The Vedic Art method support creativity and personal development since 1988. The Vedic Art courses were created by Curt Källman, the founder of Vedic Art. Learn More

2023年9月29日 · Vedic Art is a unique blend of ancient wisdom and contemporary practice that explores the realms of creativity and consciousness. Rooted in the Vedic tradition of India, this art form is more than just an aesthetic expression—it’s a spiritual journey.

Kala means performing art in Sanskrit. The mastery of as many of the 64 traditional arts known as the Chausath Kalas or Chathusashti Kalas, formed an important basis in the development of a cultured individual in many parts of ancient India. It is …

Vedic Art ® är en metod som utarbetades av den svenske konstnären Curt Källman (1938-2010). Fröet till Vedic Art såddes för många år sedan då Curt började sin inre resa för att hitta ett kravlöst sätt att uttrycka sig på målarduken.

Vedic Art: Your Path to a Life Full of Harmony and Creativity! Vedic Art is much more than a mere painting lesson—it's a profound exploration, a process of remembering how to create art, and understanding what it means to be an artist.

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Vedic Art 108 is the home for artist Frances Knight’s series of paintings based on devatas from the vedic tradition and vedic masters, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, who brought the Transcendental Meditation (TM) technique to the west, and Guru Dev, Maharishi’s teacher.

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The Vedic Art method support creativity and personal development since 1988. The Vedic Art courses were created by Curt Källman, the founder of Vedic Art. Vedic Art focus on our lives and the process of the art rather than an end result and accomplishments.