Prakāśaśilpakāra (Amped Version)

Often when I generate a title on Suno, it's to mark a word, a concept, and remind myself for... uh... some things I’m working on, don't worry about it...
Prakāśaśilpakāra is a term I’ve coined based on my modest knowledge of Sanskrit. It is composed of two elements in Sanskrit:
Prakāśa (प्रकाश): This word means "light," "illumination," "brightness," or "radiance." It is often used in spiritual or philosophical contexts to evoke knowledge, revelation, or enlightened consciousness.
Śilpakāra (शिल्पकार): This word can be broken down into two parts:
Śilpa (शिल्प) means "art," "craftsmanship," or "work of art." In Indian culture, it often refers to visual arts, sculpture, architecture, or creative forms of expression.
Kāra (कार) means "creator" or "artisan." It refers to someone who produces or creates something, a master or an artisan.
Interpretation of the complete word:
Prakāśaśilpakāra could thus be translated as "artisan of light" or "creator of light" in a literal sense. It can also be interpreted more symbolically as "one who sculpts with light" or "the artisan of illumination," suggesting someone who works with luminous or ethereal elements to create works of art or to spread spiritual knowledge.