12″H x 4″W x 12″L – Raku fired ceramic – 2000
Feng Shui…for my wife
23″H – raku-fired ceramic – 2021
18″ H – Rakurired ceramic – 2021
16″H x12″W x 6″D – raku-fired ceramic – 2021
12″H x 4″W x 12″L – Raku fired ceramic – 2000
Feng Shui…for my wife
12″ tall – raku-fired ceramic – 2019
12″ tall – raku-fired ceramic – 2019
20″x11″x8″ – raku-fired ceramic – 2021
12″H x 8″W x 24″L – Raku fired ceramic – 1987 (SOLD)
Numbered copies are still available.
12″H x 8″W x 24″L – Raku fired ceramic – 1987
Numbered copies are still available.
12″ tall x 24″ long – raku-fired ceramic – 2019
12″H x 8″W x 24″L – Raku fired ceramic – 1987
Numbered copies are still available.
12″H x 8″W x 24″L – Raku fired ceramic – 1987
Numbered copies are still available.
25″H x 12″W x 16″L – Raku fired ceramic – 1988
Numbers copies are still available…
25″H x 12″W x 16″L – Raku fired ceramic – 1988
Numbers copies are still available…
12″H x 9″W x 14″L – Raku Fired Ceramic – 1981
Numbered copies are still available.
12″H x 9″W x 14″L – Raku Fired Ceramic – 1981
12″H x 9″W x 14″L – Raku Fired Ceramic – 1981
12″H x 9″W x 14″L – Raku Fired Ceramic – 1981
12″H x 9″W x 14″L – Raku Fired Ceramic – 1981
24″W x 12″H x 12″D – Smoked terracotta – 1992
I wanted to show the misleading of the wooden horse that ended the war at Troy. It grows from the realistic, delicate nose of the horse to the abstract shapes of the horse head.
24″W x 12″H x 12″D – Smoked terracotta – 1992
I wanted to show the misleading of the wooden horse that ended the war at Troy. It grows from the realistic, delicate nose of the horse to the abstract shapes of the horse head.
26″ long – raaku-fired ceramic – 2019
26″ long – raku-fired ceramic – 2019
26″ long – raku-fired ceramic – 2019
27″L x 10″H x 8″W – Raku fired ceramic – 2012
This is a life size raven. Many culture kept the raven in a highest esteem.
One of the Hungarian lord had the raven in his family coat-of-arms. It was Hunyadi Janos.
27″L x 10″H x 8″W – Raku fired ceramic – 2012
This is a life size raven. Many culture kept the raven in a highest esteem.
One of the Hungarian lord had the raven in his family coat-of-arms. It was Hunyadi Janos.
