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Acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas
120cm x 100cm
Item condition: New
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The artist’s interpretation of the traditional Pun Kalasa or ‘pot of plenty’ from Sri lankan (Ceylon) architecture. Flowers in such pots are considered as symbol of prosperity. According to Buddhist culture, a full pot promotes fertility, prosperity and wealth.
The edges are painted, so the work is unframed and ready to hang.
Artists interpretation of the traditional pot of plenty from Sri lankan (Ceylon) which is one of ancient symbols used in architectural elements in the ancient kingdoms of sri lanka. Pun Kalasa (pot of plenty) art is mainly depicted as a figure of flowers on a pot. It’s considered as the sole symbol of prosperity. According to Buddhist culture, a full pot depicts fertility, prosperity and wealth.
Inspired by the architectural investigations and sketches made by artist during her time in Singapore. Singapore traditional architecture consists of influences from Malaysia. This particular work is inspired by “peranakan style” architectural details adoring a doorway in shop houses in little india. This is one of a kind artwork using mix media.
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