Abstract ceramic sculpture. Vase for dry leaves. Studio art pottery
This ceramic sculpture is a harmonious combination of history, art and functionality. Inspired by the avant-garde artists of the 1920s and 1930s in the USSR, this work pays tribute to the revolutionary spirit of creativity. The form of the sculpture is a testament to the geometric abstraction championed by El Lissitzky. Angular lines intersect with bold curves, creating a dynamic visual language that attracts attention. Each surface is carefully glazed in different colors. The sculpture was fired at 1100 °C, ensuring its durability and stability.
This firing process gives the clay a strength that makes it suitable for display both indoors and outdoors. This sculpture is ideal for urban interiors, especially those that adhere to the loft style. It brings an industrial chic vibe to any space. Whether on a minimalist shelf or as a centerpiece of a recycled wood table, it exudes sophistication.
In addition to its artistic charm, this ceramic sculpture also serves a practical function. It can also be used as an ikebanawazu container, a unique option that invites nature into the home.
Imagine it decorating your windowsill, shaking autumn leaves or dry branches. Feel the spirit of the avant-garde with this wonderful ceramic sculpture. Whether you are an art lover, a design aficionado, or simply an admirer of the combination of form and function, this piece promises to enhance your living space.Let it become a conversation piece, a focal point, and a vessel for your creativity.