Tiger vase (2026) Original Mixed-media Sculpture by Sumit Mehndiratta

This ceramic sculpture merges organic form with a striking animalistic energy. Bold black stripes carve through a vibrant gradient of yellow and deep orange. The colors shift seamlessly, mimicking the natural camouflage of a wild feline. A textured surface adds a tactile dimension to the piece. It evokes the raw power of the wilderness through a refined artistic lens.
The artist employs an experimental approach to every artwork. His background in international fashion marketing informs a keen eye for pattern and visual impact. Based in New Delhi, he rejects the constraints of a single style. This sculpture reflects his fascination with the natural world and instinctive creation.
The piece embodies a philosophy of benevolence. This connection transforms the object from a decorative item into a gesture of compassion. The silhouette balances a wide, stable base with a tapered neck. Light plays across the rugged exterior, emphasizing the contrast between the dark lines and the warm hues.

Materials used:

Oil paint and acrylic marker

Details:

• Mixed-media sculpture on Other
• One of a kind artwork
• Size: 32.26 x 32.26 x 30.48cm (unframed)
• Signed on the back
• Style: Expressive and gestural
• Subject: Abstract and non-figurative