Sculpted in clay...

simple things in life are usually the most sought, for a simple reason..they are not complex.
and it is reflected in the character of the bearer. I may be drawing a far fetched parallel but clay seemed to draw such a contrast. a material so simple and yet so complex, embracing millions of possibilities, just like life. just like everyday. 







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