Large Brutalist Ceramic Sculpture – Abstract Totem Form, c. 1960s–70s

A striking handmade ceramic sculpture in a bold, architectural totem form, embodying the raw, expressive qualities of mid-century Brutalist design. With its vertical, monolithic presence and deeply carved geometric elements, this piece functions as both sculpture and object—equally at home in a curated interior or gallery setting. The surface is richly textured, with a rugged, stone-like finish in earthy brown tones contrasted by darker recessed areas. Each face reveals a composition of carved voids and sculpted forms—circles, arcs, and angular cut-outs—creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow that shifts from every angle.