Meet Brittany Grace

Hi, I’m Ivory - an artist, performer, and Erotic Reclamation coach working at the intersection of embodiment, desire, and creative life force.

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For nearly a decade, my work has been rooted in the erotic arts. I began my career as a dancer and entertainer in Las Vegas, where lived experience became the foundation for a deeper inquiry into desire, polarity and the erotic as a legitimate source of personal power. What started as a means to an end evolved into an erotic embodied practice founded on ancient Tantric principles. The work I offer values presence, self-possession, and conscious relationship to erotic energy beyond shame or performance.​

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My work explores erotic energy as life force and power — the current that informs confidence, creativity, intimacy, and authenticity. I support individuals in reconnecting with this energy not as something to suppress or act out unconsciously, but as something to live from with clarity and sovereignty.

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My approach is trauma-informed and grounded in years of study across erotic arts, embodiment practices, and spiritual traditions. I have trained with teachers including Carolyn Elliott (author of Existential Kink), Lauren Harkness, and Amy White (Temple of the Feminine). I am a certified Dakini (Tantric Experience Provider) Female Sexuality Coach, and Erotic Embodiment Facilitator. My work is shaped as much by my lived experience and integration as much as my formal trainings.

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As an artist, I channel my devotion to ritual and symbolism through my jewelry brand, OSTARA, creating adornment as a form of remembrance and initiation. I am also the creator of Erotic Muse, a semi-annual experiential event exploring erotic intelligence through dance, ritual, and sensual performance — where embodiment and art converge.

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I work with women, men, and couples who feel called to deeper intimacy, embodied presence, and aliveness. Through Tantric practices, sensual embodiment, movement, ritual, somatic guidance, and creative expression, I weave the erotic and the esoteric, the sacred with the mundane, the primal and the refined.

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At its core, my work is about reclamation — returning to the parts of yourself that got lost or shamed away, the parts that were never wrong, only buried or forgotten. When you reclaim these parts of yourself you are able to live from the power, presence, and truth that reside in the body.