Kalash

The Kalash taps into deep spiritual symbolism. Traditionally seen as a sacred vessel, it is often filled with water, leaves, or grains- symbolizing life, prosperity, and creation. However, this Kalash goes beyond the physical act of holding or containing- celebrating abundance not as a material property but as a state of being limitless. This piece reflects the idea that true abundance transcends material boundaries. It represents a state of "being limitless," where fulfillment stems not from possessions but from an expansive mindset, a sense of inner completeness, and a connection with the infinite nature of existence. The design embodies a duality- a physical form that suggests containment, yet alludes to an uncontainable essence, evoking the limitless potential that resides in all of us.

It is made out of precisely cut steel sheets, shaped by hand and riveted. The patterns of gold and black are not random. They relate in a binary code to the value of pi along the vertical and a resounding statement along the horizontal...

In the cosmic vastness i seek nothing yet find abundance!