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Abstract Geometric Ceramic Sculpture

Estimated price$2,100 – $3,900

Ceramic

25 × 25 × 7 cm | 9.8 × 9.8 × 2.8 in

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Ships from Amman, Jordan. Hand-packed in a custom crate or rigid art-tube depending on medium and size.

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About the work

This ceramic sculpture presents an assemblage of angular and curved geometric forms, their surfaces layered with rough matte textures and dark green-black glazes that evoke ancient stone architecture. The interplay of shadow and light across its stepped, blocky composition gives the piece a rugged, monumental quality despite its intimate scale.

Haydar Abd Al Raouf (Iraq, 1964–present).

Ceramic, 25 × 25 cm.

Part of the permanent collection of the Hindiyeh Museum of Arts, Jordan. One of a kind.

Medium
Size
25 × 25 × 7 cm | 9.8 × 9.8 × 2.8 in
Rarity
Unique
Certificate of authenticity
Included
Genre
Colours
Grey, Green, Black and White
Location
Amman, Jordan
Notes
1964-

About the artist

Haydar Abd Al Raouf

Iraq

Haydar Abd Al Raouf is an Iraqi artist whose work features in the Artsamy collection of modern and contemporary art from the Middle East and North Africa. We are compiling a fuller biography.

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Sculptures & Ceramics

Three-dimensional work in stone, bronze, wood, and clay — from carved and cast figures to glazed vessels and tilework. In this region, ceramics carry a deep heritage of Islamic craftsmanship.

Abstract Expressionism

A postwar movement built on spontaneous, gestural abstraction and broad fields of color, conveying feeling without recognizable subjects. Its freedom shaped many Arab modernists exploring abstraction in their own visual language.