Sculpture "Dignity", a gift for an anniversary

Chamotte small sculptural form "Dignity", a symbol of inner bearing

Sculpture "Dignity"

320,00 €

Chamotte, wood, glass

1 in stock

Each handmade piece has its own character
Therefore, no two pieces from the same collection are identical
May differ slightly from those shown in the photos
Natural and durable materials are used in production
Works are not reproduced.
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Sculpture allows us to visualize what is invisible to the eye

About the work

The sculpture "Dignity" is based on the recognizability of the human body, but the motif of the animal's head moves the figure into a symbolic field. The broad horns here become not a decoration, but a sign of an inner posture.

History

„"Dignity" is created as an anthropomorphic figure — an intermediate form between a recognizable body and a symbolic state. The figure's posture is directed towards the viewer. The arms are lowered and clasped, the legs are crossed. This pose creates a closed, focused composition.

The main focus of the work is the broad horns. They extend the figure's silhouette horizontally and give the sculpture a clear visual axis. The horns here act not only as a decorative element, but also as a symbol of inner power.

The title of the work names a state that does not need proof. It is not a pose of solemnity, but the ability to concentrate within oneself. The hero of the sculpture is not heroic in the usual sense. He simply is: dignified, concentrated, sometimes vulnerable, but unmoved.

Combination ideas

Sculpture is close to a restrained, uncluttered environment, a clear surface, and sufficient distance for viewing.

Occasion

Original gift for an anniversary | Gift for Boss's Day | Gift for someone who appreciates symbolic meaning

Weight	1085 g
Dimensions	26 cm
Ceramic material:	Plastic chamotte mass (0.2 mm): firing temperature 1000-1240°C, Glass granules \| Transparent, Gilding wax \| Patina
Meters pcs.:	unit
Additional materials:	Tree \| Spruce

CARE OF CHAMOMILE SCULPTURES AND INTERIOR DECORATIVE ITEMS

Fine-grained chamotte sculptures have a more porous and often unglazed surface, which makes them more sensitive to abrasion, to absorbing dirt and to unsuitable wet cleaning. The most important precaution is dry cleaning.Precious metal lustres (gold, platinum, palladium and similar) are a thin on-glaze layer fired at a lower temperature, so they are more vulnerable to abrasives and friction. Care for such decoration gently, by hand, without scrubbing.MATERIAL PROPERTIESChamotte is clay that has been fired at a high temperature and ground down, then mixed back into the clay body. It reduces shrinkage during drying and firing, helps the piece dry more evenly and can increase resistance to thermal stress, especially in larger forms. At the same time it can leave the surface more porous and give it an absorbent texture, particularly where the piece is unglazed.These instructions apply to fine-grained chamotte sculptures and interior objects, often larger forms, which may be unglazed or partly glazed.CLEANINGDry cleaning (the main method): lift the dust with a soft brush and guide it into a vacuum cleaner set to minimum suction. Do not use rough cloths, as they increase the risk of scratches and of the decoration losing its shine.Wet cleaning only in exceptional cases: washing or soaking is not recommended, especially where the surface is porous, where there are older repairs or where the condition is unclear. If it is unavoidable (for example, sticky dirt), consult a specialist first.COMPARISON OF MATERIALS

Material	Decor	Is it dishwasher safe?	Recommended cleaning	Risks
Fine fraction chamotte	There is no luster.	No	Dry cleaning: soft brush, vacuum cleaner with minimum suction; wet cleaning – only exceptionally	Surface stains from grease/touch; scratched
Fine fraction chamotte	Precious metal luster (local)	No	Minimal contact: dry, ultra-gentle wiping	Measuring polished areas; damage to decorative coating