Sometimes an object looks directly at you... and you look back.
This playful, handmade sculpture with its large, curious eyes and slightly mischievous smile almost seems to want to say something. The elf ears – in warm shades of orange and yellow – give it a whimsical touch, as if it has walked into your interior straight from another world.
The rough, almost tactile texture of the ceramic contrasts beautifully with the glossy, colored accents. Its soft beige body bears traces of the making process – small imperfections that give it that unique "edge" we love so much. This is not a mass-produced item, but a unique piece with character and a soul.
What makes this sculpture even more special is the story behind it. It was created within a social institution and bears a stamp and the signature (initials) of the maker. With every sale, a portion flows back to this place, so that creation can continue. Art that not only enriches your interior but also gives back – exactly what De Tuin Der Kunsten stands for: affordable, authentic art that dares to be different yet brings harmony.
This is a piece with meaning and craftsmanship.
It is a soft, silent presence with a warm gaze.
It is a cheerful, quirky eye-catcher that immediately opens a conversation.
Where does it belong?
Place it on a pedestal, a sideboard, or an open cabinet where it has space to "look." In a calm interior, it brings color and playfulness; in an eclectic setting, it enhances that artistic character. Also beautiful in a reading nook or studio where creativity can flow.
And if you're still unsure about the right spot? As an interior composer, I'd be happy to help you find the perfect way to integrate this artwork into your space. You are also very welcome to come and meet it in person in the art room of De Tuin Der Kunsten. If you want more information, please let me know.
Details
- Material: ceramic / hand-formed and glazed
- Dimensions: 18 x 27 x 32.5 cm
- Colors: beige, orange, yellow, with subtle green and red accents
- Condition: good condition
- Extra: stamped and signed (initials)
- Origin: social institution – part of the proceeds goes back to the workshop
