13.97 X 10.16 X 29.21 cm
This ceramic form represents a Baal Rishi — a child seer whose body remains round and compact, as if in a state of incubation. The limbs are drawn inward, not in fear, but in deep receptivity. Like a butterfly-to-be, the figure rests in a cocooned state — sensitive, observing, slowly absorbing the world before eventual transformation.
This is a being who has not yet fully emerged into the outer world, yet already carries a profound inward clarity. Unlike ordinary children, Baal Rishis dwelled in the quietude of ashrams and gurukuls, far from the clamour of the world, immersed in the taste of the divine long before they learned the ways of the world.
13.97 X 10.16 X 29.21 cm
This ceramic form represents a Baal Rishi — a child seer whose body remains round and compact, as if in a state of incubation. The limbs are drawn inward, not in fear, but in deep receptivity. Like a butterfly-to-be, the figure rests in a cocooned state — sensitive, observing, slowly absorbing the world before eventual transformation.
This is a being who has not yet fully emerged into the outer world, yet already carries a profound inward clarity. Unlike ordinary children, Baal Rishis dwelled in the quietude of ashrams and gurukuls, far from the clamour of the world, immersed in the taste of the divine long before they learned the ways of the world.
