Sun goddess made of clay – Archaic guardian of fire and smoke

Hand-shaped sun goddess made from traditionally fired clay · Integrated backflow incense cone

The goddess arrives safely packaged in recycled cushioning material, measuring 15x8x8cm and weighing 820g.

This sun goddess embodies warmth, clarity, and vitality.
Crafted in an archaic style from traditionally fired clay, it represents nourishing light, presence, and the power of inner fire. Its form is deliberately minimalist – open to interpretation, open to connection.

The integrated backflow incense cone holder allows the smoke to flow gently downwards. It collects in the open abdominal cavity of the goddess, rising and falling there calmly, almost breathing. In this way, the body itself becomes a vessel for smoke, intention, and prayer. The moment slows down, the gaze becomes still.

This sculpture is not a decorative object, but a ritual site.
She accompanies you during morning rituals, sun festivals, meditation, or quiet moments of alignment. The clay retains the traces of hand, earth, and fire – each sun goddess is unique, with its own surface, expression, and presence.

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.