Traditional smoke burning art – symbol of transformation, inner strength and light in the darkness
The sculpture, measuring 16x13x12cm and weighing 1.55kg, arrives securely packaged in recycled cushioning material.
Shaped from clay, transformed by fire, drawn in smoke – this archaic sculpture of a woman with a cloak embodies the essence of earth, change and light.
Its interior contains a limonite stone, also known as a witch's bowl – a symbol of grounding, clarity, and the power to bring light into the depths. The stone can be removed and replaced with a tea light – then the inside of the figure begins to glow.
A gentle, warm light unfolds in the belly of the sculpture – like a reminder of the inner fire that resides in every human being.
The form remains abstract, open to individual interpretations: guardian, shaman, mother, soul – each observation opens up a new level.
The traces of fire, the shades of smoke, and the soft strength of the form make it a silent companion in ritual, meditation, or personal introspection.
Material: natural clay, traditionally fired using smoke firing techniques
Special feature: Removable limonite stone inside – alternatively, space for a tea light.
Symbolism: Transformation, light, protection, femininity
Uniqueness: each sculpture is one of a kind – shaped by fire, smoke and silence.
I am happy to implement commissioned work or my own ideas for a specific piece of work, provided it is compatible with my way of working.
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