Donna cup

🪔 Donna cup 🪔

When I held my latest ceramic in my hand and thought about how it made me feel... I felt that it was a chalice that we created with Ági Bély.

🌷A rózsába hajló tulipán a magyar népművészetben, a magyar nép szakrális műveszetében az áldott állapotban lévő nő alakját jelenti – Ajakos tulipán.
It's the state of contented joy that I can see very early on. 😊💗
Only this period of transition between worlds is portrayed so auspiciously in tradition. Its essence is that it is stamens, which represents the fertile (creation+stem) period of women.

The inner funnel-shaped head of the tulip flower contains the sap of life and thus often refers to the womb. I also wanted to display this in the lower cup part of the ceramic.
This feminine state of existence appears throughout my entire collection in the form of a tulip.
As a marriage of linen, hemp, silk, copper, gold or, in this case, ceramics. Which I will introduce little by little.

🤲 Chalice
🤲 Shrine

🌷 The vibrations of our folk art symbols leave open the loophole in the brain so to speak, through which light can flow into our consciousness.
That is why I am trying to create, bring back and draw attention to this heritage through the old motifs, so that our symbols do not remain silent to the people of today and so that we know and talk about them, use and live them!

The small chalice can be applied to a spot on the wall beside the bed, and it can even be used for storing my talismans. They could be sitting there during your dream.
Or you can use it any other way you wish.