Gaia was the great mother of all. She was the primitive origin that comes from other lands. Gaia emerged at the dawn of creation.  She was the creator and giver of birth to the Earth and the Universe. The idea for "The Lady Earth" is, as the name proposes, built around my awareness of the creation of the world. 

23"H x 16"W 

Porcelain clay

“The Oneness” came to me on a cheerful spring afternoon. The idea for “The Oneness” as the name proposes, built around my knowledge of the State of being unified; I cared for this inner development beyond measures. Beyond doubt there was a pleasure there; the pleasure of being here and there; the pleasure of playing a part; but then not so faraway from this amazement, there was also an undeniable pain, I was able to see, to feel that pain. I couldn’t see which was stronger? the pleasure or the pain, the passion or the failure? But I was there enough time to see how secretly they were In love, how the entire universe was secretly in love. 

14.5" H x 11" W

Porcelain Clay

“I have always believed, and I still believe, that whatever good or bad fortune may come our way we can always give it meaning and transform it into something of value.” Hermann Hesse

22"H x 18"W

Porcelain Clay  

This morning The lady muse woke up to a nameless, flawless feelings. She woke up to a new dawn. She woke up to a body that wasn't belong to her. she woke up to a body that wasn't lifeless anymore. Neither mundane nor monotonous. She woke to a body that wasn't just a frame anymore. She woke up to her soul today. She woke up to her serenity today. She woke up to her dignity today.

9"H x 15"W

Porcelaine Clay

The idea of the Nathanael or The Last kid of the Wisehood driven from A subtly structured collection of lyrical poems and travel notes by André Gide. Young Nathanael is one of the three main characters in “The Fruits of the Earth” by André Gide written in 1895."Nathaniel" comes from the Hebrew name"Nethan'el", meaning "God has given. 

16"H x 12" W

Porcelain Clay

Adam’s water or in the other words Adam’s wine; the Ale was the only available drink to Adam in the Garden of Eden, in the biblical and Koranic traditions. Ale is a metaphor that describes any object of simplicity and purity of life in the biblical Eden before the fall. Eve serves Adam the pure Ale in the pitcher. 

19"H x 15"W

Porcelaine Clay

“Wisdom cannot be imparted. Wisdom that a wise man attempts to impart always sounds like foolishness to someone else ... Knowledge can be communicated, but not wisdom. One can find it, live it, do wonders through it, but one cannot communicate and teach it.” Hermann Hesse quoted in Siddhartha.

24"H x 11"W 

Porcelaine Clay

$3000.00 CAN

and hand in hand, on the edge of sand, they twirl and they dance, They laugh and they sing. “Let us read, and let us dance; these two amusements will never do any harm to the world.” Voltaire said when he was in France.

20"H x 15"W

Porcelaine Clay

From me to Auguste-René Rodin dedicated with love. Auguste René Rodin was a French sculptor; I adore him with all my heart all these years. The idea of this work inspires by one of his work. "To any artist, worthy of the name, all in nature is beautiful, because his eyes, fearlessly accepting all exterior truth, read there, as in an open book, all the inner truth." Said Auguste Rodin.

16"H x 13"W

Porcelaine Clay

She is the Beginning, the Beginning of Everything, the beginning of me.This is my very first sculpture. The original one is the body without a human head, so I added a head on this Rene's sculpture. The first experience was to create an  innovative image that has no history and belong to any era.

7 ½"H X14 ½  "W

Porcelain Clay

According to the legend as related by Diodorus, Semiramis was of noble parents, the daughter of the fish-goddess. Derketo abandoned her at birth and drowned herself. Doves fed the child until Simmas, the royal shepherd, found and raised her. She then married Onnes or Menones, one of Ninus' generals. In other hand she was the lady of  hanging gardens. 

14"H x 18"W

Porcelain Clay

Once the love becomes strong enough and passion becomes fatal enough, you can’t council your burning eyes; you can’t hide your rebel soul under veils. Foot bared, faded face she dances, she twirls and sings: “ I am nobody, who are you? The inspiration behind this work lies down in the mysterious and latency relationship between Rumi's stepdaughter Kimia Khatoon and Shams Tabrizi.

22"H x 14"W

Porcelain Clay

She is my little mermaid, She is the symbol of being lost in being a human. once she gave her everything to own these fees, then this world, the quality of being a part of this world wasn't what she expected in the beginning. and now she sits here, she waiting for some one who purchase her frets and give her back her childhood dream, her life in deep blue sea, her past  in now all she wants. she will give anything now to go back to her utopia. 

8"H x 10"W 

Porcelain Clay 

She is my little mermaid, She is the symbol of being lost in being a human. once she gave her everything to own these fees, then this world, the quality of being a part of this world wasn't what she expected in the beginning. and now she sits here, she waiting for some one who purchase her frets and give her back her childhood dream, her life in deep blue sea, her past  in now all she wants. she will give anything now to go back to her utopia. 

8"H x 10"W 

Porcelain Clay 

A Zephyr is a wind that blows from the west, in an eastward direction. In Persian literature, it has usually been considered the mildest and most favourable of the directional winds. Zephyra is the Goddess and bringer of light spring and early summer breezes. 

18"H x 8"W 

Porcelain Clay 

The Goddess and bringer of mirth and happiness, She is the bringer, the gaiter. She is the only one who never feels anything but being in unconditional happiness. She belong to a mysterious feeling in the forgetting era. She never get free of happiness.what an adorable gift she has.

12"H x 22"W 

Porcelain Clay 

12x22

What makes her exceptional is hidden in her smile, then in the sophisticated colour combination in her entire face and body. her golden red cheek bones, her very innocent smile made her special. The idea of making her came to me when I was only thinking about working on a new image with an adorable mix of feelings and emotions.

13"H x 18"W 

Porcelain Clay 

The Lady of All, Claira means clear and bright.  She is the symbol of inner development and insight. She is the one and the only runner of light and wisdom, she is on of the most intellectual lady's in human being. she adored the precious of being a human with all her aspects and vivid. She never feels disappoint or disappointed. 

10"H X14 "W

Porcelain Clay

dedicated to the delicate transparency of the Middle Eastern sweethearts, mothers and wives. The women of little rights, the woman of the rational freedom. May the accent of your inner essence, your thorough stance and your fearless attitude stays bright for ever. 

16"H x 11"W

Porcelaine Clay

Philippa is a given name meaning "lover of horses” or “horses’ friend". Common alternative spellings include Flippa, Phillipa and, less often, Flippa. The idea for this sculptor comes from a riding ladyhood and her mysterious relation with nature.

13"H x 12"W

Porcelain Clay

Enkidu is a central figure in the Gilgamesh. Enkidu was formed from clay and saliva by Aruru the goddess of creation, to rid Gilgamesh of his arrogance. In the story he is a wild man, raised by animals and ignorant of human society until he is bedded by Shamahat.

27" H x 14" W

Porcelain Clay

The idea for The Hafez and the Wine or Divanı Aşk(Ashk) is, as demonstrates in the name of this work. He was a Persian poet who lauded the joy of love and wine but he targeted the religious and political issues. I have great love for this masterpoem by him. The beginning of this ghazal says:  "If that Shirazi Turk would take my heart in hand, I would remit Samarkand and Bukhārā for her black mole"

15"H x 15"W

Porcelain Clay