In Indian mythology, the kamandalu is more than a vessel—it is a symbol of purity, self-discipline, and spiritual offering, carried by sages as a companion on the ascetic path. These pieces reinterpret its essence, reshaping the form to merge ancestral significance with a contemporary voice. The terracotta’s natural warmth, etched with dotted and wavelike motifs, recalls the quiet beauty of ritual decoration. Resting on a mirrored surface, the vessels gain an ethereal counterpart, blurring the boundary between object and reflection. They stand as meditations on how tradition transforms yet endures, linking the wisdom of the past with the pulse of the present.
MEDIUM - Terracotta on mirrored glass base
DIMENSIONS - 8” x 8” x 11.5”
WEIGHT - 1.1kg
In Indian mythology, the kamandalu is more than a vessel—it is a symbol of purity, self-discipline, and spiritual offering, carried by sages as a companion on the ascetic path. These pieces reinterpret its essence, reshaping the form to merge ancestral significance with a contemporary voice. The terracotta’s natural warmth, etched with dotted and wavelike motifs, recalls the quiet beauty of ritual decoration. Resting on a mirrored surface, the vessels gain an ethereal counterpart, blurring the boundary between object and reflection. They stand as meditations on how tradition transforms yet endures, linking the wisdom of the past with the pulse of the present.
MEDIUM - Terracotta on mirrored glass base
DIMENSIONS - 8” x 8” x 11.5”
WEIGHT - 1.1kg
