Dorry Wynham, Dorry Wynham – also given the name Dharmada, giver of Dharma, creates sculptural artdesigned to open your heart and fill your soul with the essence of divinity. Her art radiates universal peace, combining classical elements with ancient mysticism to create products and sculptures that are contemporary yet timeless.  
 

Dorry’s extensive training and experience in Eastern Spirituality is reflected in the serenity and harmony that flow through her work.  Her figures transcend the confines of the human body and elevate the spirit to celebration and wholeness.

Her classical sculpting technique is developed from an ancient Indian process that is in danger of becoming a lost art.  Dorry’s passion is to carry on the ancient traditions, while blending Eastern philosophy with New Age Renaissance.  Starting with meditation and divine inspiration, Dorry becomes the vessel for the creation of pieces that inspire reflection and contemplation. 

Classically trained in California, Italy and India, Dorry has been sculpting commissioned estate work for over 20 years.  Private collectors include the late George Harrison, Alfred Ford, Marco Ferrini, and Carlie and Joel Ross.  Museum collections include the FATE Museum in Los Angeles and the Bhaktivedanta Cultural Center in Detroit, MI. Dorry’s work has been featured in solo exhibitions in Paris, France, Via Reggio, Italy, Florence , Italy and Los Angeles, CA.  Exhibitions