Spiritual clay sculpture with wooden didgeridoo – a fire-born, unique piece full of sound and grounding
The seated goddess comes to you securely packaged in recycled upholstery material, measuring 13x13cm and weighing 1.3kg.
This seated goddess embodies the profound stillness of a moment when breath and sound become one. In her hands she holds a wooden didgeridoo, which she plays with a gentle, focused posture. The figure appears as a guardian of rhythm—a companion who reminds us that every inner movement begins in the breath.
Shaped from clay and finished using traditional smoke firing techniques, the surface bears traces of the fire: dark lines, light flares, organic patterns. These patterns emerge randomly during the process, making each Goddess a unique, one-of-a-kind piece. No two figures are alike – just as no two sounds are the same.
The Goddess is suitable for altar areas, meditative spaces, rituals, or as a symbol of earth connection and creative expression. Her posture radiates calm, depth, and connection – a subtle reminder that sound also arises where we listen inwardly.
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.
Feel free to contact me about this.
