Terracotta sculpture

As you may remember, a couple of weeks ago Leela and I spent 10 days in London. I waited patiently for my Dad's camera to return from Spain, so here are some pictures from our time in the Big Smoke. We walked a LOT... ...and we 'bussed' even more Creating, at the Museum of Childhood We visited the Victoria and Albert Museum. This was the glass entrance sculpture that had Leela screaming 'ball!! BAAALL!! De-NAAA! (gimme in Marathi)' I found myself noticing lots of Mum and baby themed…

This article describes the unique art of terracotta in various parts of India. It talks about the history of terracotta in India as well as the various forms of art including pots, dolls, jewelry. It also showcases terracotta architecture as exemplified in the temples of Vishnupur.

These sculptures have a unique style in the form ofnarrative plaques, tiles and murals made from the mud dug out of the banks of the river Banas. The craftsmen refrain from using any material that is not organic. ,materials-Teracotta,techniques-Handmade , location-RAJASTHAN

Handmade ceramic Goddess sculpture by Anne Thomas. All my own designs, some are total one off pieces, others are repeat designs created from press moulded clay. Even the press moulded pieces are uniquely finished, so that no two are ever completely alike! Buy here or commission a unique piece.

Terracotta statues

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