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1960s Ceramic Figure 02Expressive and full of character, each figure is hand formed in ceramic with a crowned head and vessel in hand a gesture both humble and ceremonial. The raw clay surface and soft, ochre tone give the piece a timeless, earthen quality. A small work of art that carries the charm of mid century craft, perfect layered among books, objects, or ceramics.

she first discovered her love of clay as a 10-year old when her mother

perfectly balancing soft and bold

5m Jute linen fabric cord

featuring gracefully scrolled arms and a gently flared backrest

its organic composition blurs the line between figure and form

The figuring was was a gift from a client whose house in New Delhi Bawa was designing at the time

known for his timeless

meaning "water" in Tuareg

Originally conceived in the 1960s

offering both texture and durability

Based in a fine arts foundry in Sydney - OKO OLO is directed by Genevieve Hromas and Juliet Ramsay who work across a diverse range of disciplines

The tradition of Tuareg