Unique piece of figurative sculpture of a Mongolian Lady with Mongolian script on body. Celebrating the diversity of culture as cultural displacement is happening so much nowadays.
It is hand-sculpted with white stoneware, left un-glazed to maintain the rustic fading effect.
Height approx. 35x 29 x 15 cm
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18 × 15 × 28 cm |
light dusting with soft cloth/brush.
A protest to the banning of Mongolian language being taught in school in inner Mongolia. Poem on the body is ‘I am Mongolian’ a well known poem all Mongolians known by heart.⠀
Translation of the poem:
The aroma of dung smoke billowed
I was born in a herder’s home
The wind, the great steppe
I consider it as my cradle
The blue fog rises
Gasing at the distant lands
My beautiful, vast country
When I look with admiration
The closing winds
Seems as if they were giving out kisses
Caresses, so lovingly like
My mother’s forgiving hands
When I feel the gracious compression
My heart is in awe
My vision blurs, with
Tears of unparalleled joy
