|
. |
Clay Expression. Creating the magical experience on the pottery wheel with clay Sculptured ceramic chess board figurines in yoga poses >>>Page 1/2 |
|
|
|
|
The pride
of her pottery collection is the handmade
Her
knights are in sculptured yoga warrior poses while the King is
represented in a headstand, also known as the king of
asanas for
its numerous physical and mental benefits.
Notice the
queen is positioned in a
shoulder
stand! "At the beginning, I made them without clothes and later on, I added accessories, I dressed them in bikinis because that's what I see women wearing in most yoga classes." She explains. |
The first
few clay Yoga sculptures Koh did were indeed round, naked and legless
but eventually, as her knee improved and she was able to walk
comfortably again, the sculptures got trimmer, "wore" two pieces
swimsuits and "grew" legs. Just like her, she says. |
|
|
Together with her childhood buddy and best friend Susan Tam, Koh is currently holding an exhibition called "Balancing Art.... it's a matter of priority." They have crafted work in a variety of media to demonstrate those balance can be achieved through persistence and dedication. It's an exhibition inspired by, and expressed through, yoga asanas (postures). |
The first
few Yoga sculptures Koh did were round, naked and legless but
eventually, as her knee improved and she was able to walk
comfortably again, the sculptures got trimmer, "wore" two pieces
swimsuits and "grew" legs. "I used a lot of lines to show alignment and if you notice, my paintings are of naked people. Some people find it obscene but it's just the body in motion," says Tam, a wing importer. |
|
|
Koh and Tam have laboriously worked on the exhibit for the last three months. There are 35 ceramic clay sculptures and six big artworks on sale, along with smaller paintings. The creative ladies have also come up with bookmarks and cards. Proceeds from the latter will go towards a charitable home in India run by Manoj's mother.
Acknowledgment of
information source:
Trivial Pursuit
|
She
says she always feels a sense of accomplishment whenever she
manages to pull off clay figurines with difficult poses. The (on
the left) two clay yoga "Warrior" pose pieces have to be burnished
and smoked that
took me
three weeks to complete.
Ceramic chess board figurines in yoga poses
Page 1/2
|
|
|
|
![]() |
Can't find
what
you need? |
|
|
Any suggestions
or feed-back, please
drop us a note Home | About Us | Contact Us | Site Contents |
|