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"Secular Halo" - Wall Ceramic Sculpture (2026) Original Clay Sculpture by Aga Koncka

30 x 30 x 16cm

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£574.33

A unique contemporary ceramic wall sculpture—“Secular Halo”—made of ceramic, wood, and brass.

A contemporary wall sculpture that combines raw figurative realism with minimalist, modern design.
The central element is a realistic ceramic head—an expressive, melancholic human face that focuses on deep psychological expression and a detailed, natural texture resembling skin.
The ceramic portrait is mounted on a double-layered wooden background painted in a deep matte black, creating a striking “secular halo” (nimbus) effect.
The composition is elegantly balanced by four linear accents of brass-coated wood, arranged symmetrically at the cardinal points, giving it a refined, geometric structure and a touch of mid-century brutalist luxury.
This high-quality work of art with a pleasant texture serves as a sophisticated decorative element, perfectly suited for exclusive, modern, minimalist, or organic interiors in the brutalist style.

Period: 21st century (contemporary art)

Type of work: Unique, original piece (1/1)

Materials: glazed/finished ceramic (head), varnished wood (base with double halo), brass (decorative strips).

Condition: excellent, no cracks or chips.

Dimensions: 30 cm x 30 cm x 16 cm.

Shipping and packaging: Due to the delicate nature of ceramic artworks, this item will be packed with the utmost care using professional, multi-layered protective materials and shipped in a reinforced cardboard box.
Shipping includes full tracking and insurance.

(In the last three photos - my other works.)


Signature "A. KONCKA under the sculpture.
Certificate of Authenticity included

Materials used:

ceramic, glaze, clay, transfer, kiln, underglaze, brass

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A unique contemporary ceramic wall sculpture—“Secular Halo”—made of ceramic, wood, and brass.

A contemporary wall sculpture that combines raw figurative realism with minimalist, modern design.
The central element is a realistic ceramic head—an expressive, melancholic human face that focuses on deep psychological expression and a detailed, natural texture resembling skin.
The ceramic portrait is mounted on a double-layered wooden background painted in a deep matte black, creating a striking “secular halo” (nimbus) effect.
The composition is elegantly balanced by four linear accents of brass-coated wood, arranged symmetrically at the cardinal points, giving it a refined, geometric structure and a touch of mid-century brutalist luxury.
This high-quality work of art with a pleasant texture serves as a sophisticated decorative element, perfectly suited for exclusive, modern, minimalist, or organic interiors in the brutalist style.

Period: 21st century (contemporary art)

Type of work: Unique, original piece (1/1)

Materials: glazed/finished ceramic (head), varnished wood (base with double halo), brass (decorative strips).

Condition: excellent, no cracks or chips.

Dimensions: 30 cm x 30 cm x 16 cm.

Shipping and packaging: Due to the delicate nature of ceramic artworks, this item will be packed with the utmost care using professional, multi-layered protective materials and shipped in a reinforced cardboard box.
Shipping includes full tracking and insurance.

(In the last three photos - my other works.)


Signature "A. KONCKA under the sculpture.
Certificate of Authenticity included

Materials used:

ceramic, glaze, clay, transfer, kiln, underglaze, brass

Details:

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Aga Koncka is a Polish sculptor and ceramic artist specializing in unique figurative forms, male busts, and expressive wall sculptures. Her practice centers on the study of human physiognomy, emotional... Read more

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