Geisha
🟥 Geisha (Gei – art, Sha – person) — a symbol of Japanese tradition, embodying grace, beauty, and discipline. The preservation of Japanese cultural heritage is tied to the artistic performances of these mysterious women. Highly educated, with distinctive makeup, traditional kimono attire and refined behavior — they sing, dance, play musical instruments, practice calligraphy, painting, literature, and are familiar with contemporary social and political topics. In elegant circles they demonstrate their skills and knowledge, becoming a symbol of a graceful, versatile woman — an eternal inspiration.
For the author Sanja Brzaković Đurđević, the geisha represents a timeless muse that unmistakably defies instant culture...
The sculpture of a geisha often presents a harmonious and balanced figure, emphasizing the Japanese concept of "wa" — the idea of balance and harmony in all aspects of life. Through her calm expression and controlled posture, the geisha symbolizes inner peace. She radiates mystery with restrained sensuality, all contributing to the complexity of her identity. With characteristic hairstyle and makeup, she subtly represents idealized femininity with measured expressiveness. There are only 43 true geishas in the world.
Author: Sanja Brzaković Đurđević
Year of creation: 2022
Height: 26
Width: 45
Depth: 30
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🟥 About the sculpture
Material: Ceramic
Technique used: Hand modeling
Biscuit firing temperature (first firing): 900 °C
Glaze firing temperature (second firing): 1050 °C
Glaze: Combination of matte and glossy glazes in earthy tones with black accents.
The sculpture belongs to a limited series and is part of the collection titled „Heroes of the Modern Age“
Decorative, figurative sculpture intended for interior spaces.
🟥 Sculpture and environment
The sculpture can represent cultural, historical, or social values, carrying a meaningful message or story that enriches the environment in which it is placed. Sculptures often become recognizable symbols of a place, making the interior identifiable and connected to the artwork. The Japanese tradition of “omotenashi” (hospitality) can be incorporated into the space through details inspired by Eastern culture.
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