19.05 X 10.16 X 13.97 cm
This ceramic piece carries the essence of a Kamandalu (kamandal)— the sacred vessel traditionally held by Lord Brahma and ancient Rishis. Its form evokes not just the holding of water, but the containment of stillness, wisdom, and purification. The oceanic blues reflect the presence of lifegiving water, while the rugged, earthen texture connects it to the soil— grounding it in elemental truth. Kamandalus were never just vessels; they were carriers of silence, symbols of spiritual authority, used to bless, to purify, and to sustain. In this piece, we see that very quiet power — a vessel shaped by Earth, yet meant to carry something beyond it.
19.05 X 10.16 X 13.97 cm
This ceramic piece carries the essence of a Kamandalu (kamandal)— the sacred vessel traditionally held by Lord Brahma and ancient Rishis. Its form evokes not just the holding of water, but the containment of stillness, wisdom, and purification. The oceanic blues reflect the presence of lifegiving water, while the rugged, earthen texture connects it to the soil— grounding it in elemental truth. Kamandalus were never just vessels; they were carriers of silence, symbols of spiritual authority, used to bless, to purify, and to sustain. In this piece, we see that very quiet power — a vessel shaped by Earth, yet meant to carry something beyond it.
