Name: Moon
Brand: Kim Seyesnem Obrzut
SKU: MOON
Price: 14900 USD
Availability: InStock

While the Hopi culture is known for their traditional crafts, basket weaving is arguably the oldest of them all. It was started at least a thousand years ago and still continues to be an imperative part of our life and our ceremonies. The baskets are used for decoration, food plates, ceremonies and trays to hold our ceremonial objects, such as corn, rattles and gifts.
The baskets have also been used for a medium of exchange. The women learned they could help sell or trade the baskets to bring income and food to their families. The first basket a girl weaves is offered to spirits with the intention that she will make many more baskets.
The moon is a feminine symbol. It is very powerful. She controls the tides, the rains, the waters, and the seasons. We need the sun for our crops, but to create harmony, we also need the night.
She has no face, which symbolizes the egalitarian society of the Hopi people. She represents a people, not an individual. The Hopi thought is: One Mind, one Body and one Spirit.

Moon by Kim Obrzut Bronze Sculpture - Capturing the spirit of Hopi culture, this exquisite bronze piece embodies the power of the feminine moon.

Moon Bronze Sculpture by Kim Seyesnem Obrzut

Moon

<ul>
 <li>Moon by Kim Obrzut dimensions: 35"H x 12"W x 12"D</li>
 <li>Timeless Hopi Tradition</li>
 <li>Elegantly Crafted Bronze</li>
 <li>Symbol of Feminine Power</li>
 <li>Cultural Harmony &amp; Unity</li>
</ul>

Moon by Kim Seyesnem Obrzut gathers the stillness of the night sky into bronze. The moon has long marked time, ceremony, and story in Hopi life, and this sculpture holds that quiet presence in sculptural form.Kim Seyesnem Obrzut's hand gives the piece its warmth — a celestial subject rendered with the same care she brings to figures, corn, and ceremony across her body of work.About the piece<ul><li>Artist: Kim Seyesnem Obrzut (Kim Obrzut)</li><li>Medium: Bronze</li><li>Dimensions: 35"H x 12"W x 12"D</li><li>Subject: The moon and its place in Hopi tradition</li><li>Collector note: A serene addition for collectors of contemporary Native American bronze sculpture</li></ul>

<ul><li>Moon by Kim Seyesnem Obrzut</li><li>Bronze sculpture, 35"H x 12"W x 12"D</li><li>Celestial subject rooted in Hopi tradition</li><li>Collector piece in Kim Obrzut's bronze body of work</li></ul>

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