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Smile of the Dragon (2024) Original Clay Sculpture by Elya Yalonetski
35 x 29 x 10cm
£329.86Sold
Original artwork description
In Asian cultures, dragons universally symbolize positive qualities such as good luck, protection, intelligence, masculinity, and yang energy. The dragon, a revered creature, transcends borders.
Regarded as bringers of good fortune, dragons are often associated with prosperity and success in celebrations, embodying positive energy that wards off negativity.
The protective nature of dragons extends beyond borders, with their symbolism as guardians against harm and negative influences present in many Asian cultures. The imagery of dragons often conveys strength and a watchful presence.
Seen as intelligent beings, dragons in Asian folklore are often portrayed with attributes of wisdom, emphasizing their deep understanding of the world.
The association with masculine traits and yang energy is a common thread in Asian cultures, where dragons represent dynamic and powerful forces contributing to the balance of cosmic energies.
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Materials used:
clay, engobe, glaze
Details:
- Clay sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 35 x 29 x 10cm
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Naive
- Subject: People and portraits
Tags:
#childhood#asian#reptile#asia#year of
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Original artwork description
In Asian cultures, dragons universally symbolize positive qualities such as good luck, protection, intelligence, masculinity, and yang energy. The dragon, a revered creature, transcends borders.
Regarded as bringers of good fortune, dragons are often associated with prosperity and success in celebrations, embodying positive energy that wards off negativity.
The protective nature of dragons extends beyond borders, with their symbolism as guardians against harm and negative influences present in many Asian cultures. The imagery of dragons often conveys strength and a watchful presence.
Seen as intelligent beings, dragons in Asian folklore are often portrayed with attributes of wisdom, emphasizing their deep understanding of the world.
The association with masculine traits and yang energy is a common thread in Asian cultures, where dragons represent dynamic and powerful forces contributing to the balance of cosmic energies.
Stay tuned
Buy good art.
Materials used:
clay, engobe, glaze
Details:
- Clay sculpture on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 35 x 29 x 10cm
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Naive
- Subject: People and portraits
Tags:
#childhood#asian#reptile#asia#year of
Elya Yalonetski
Germany
About
Elya Yalonetski, an international Facebook star among ceramic artists creates a special selection for Artfinder. Elya is an award winning Berlin-based artist working with ceramics for the last 20... Read more