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"Afra" meaning peace in Amazigh is a sculptural wall sculpture hand formed from two marbled stoneware clay, folded and shaped to capture movement, fluidity, and quiet strength. Soft, natural marbling flows across the surface, creating organic patterns reminiscent of sediment layers, wind-carved stone, and gentle coastal landscapes.

At the center, a fused glass accent adds a subtle luminous contrast, catching light and creating depth within the folded form. Draped ceramic chains extend from the sculpture, introducing an element of gravity, tactility, and interaction. The chains emphasize themes of connection, permanence, and balance between softness and structure.

Each piece is individually crafted, making it a one-of-a-kind artwork. The neutral, earthy tones allow it to complement modern, minimalist, organic, and contemporary interiors.

 

Details:

Material: Marbled unglazed stoneware clay, fused glass, ceramic chain

Handmade and one of a kind

Wall-mounted  installation (hardware included)

Designed for indoor display

Measurements :  8 1/2" wide and 13" long as hung in first picture, 23" as hung in second picture and 42" as in third picture. 

Can be hung in multiple ways as seen on pictures.

 

This piece is ideal for collectors of contemporary ceramic art, organic modern interiors, and sculptural wall installations that bring calm presence and visual movement into a space.

"Afra" marbled stoneware ceramic chain wall sculpture

$650.00Price
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    " I make sculptures and objects that evoke a deep connection to earth and  bring  a sense of timelessness and serenity to the space. 
    I celebrate a return to the handmade, honoring the natural materials that shape my creations. Each piece, whether sculptural or functional, is a testament to my dedication to the delicate process of working with clay, rooted in tradition yet imbued with contemporary sensitivity. The organic forms and earthy textures reflect the raw beauty of the earth itself, forging a bond between me, nature and viewer."
    ASMAA AMAN TRAN 
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