The Dervish — Framed Tile in Motion

A single figure mid-turn—arms open, robe catching air, the world implied just beyond the edge of the frame.
This piece draws on the imagery of the whirling dervish, where movement becomes a kind of stillness. The composition is bold but slightly worn, the colors softened just enough to feel lived-in rather than loud. Set within a distressed, antique-style frame, the work carries a quiet sense of age, as though it has already passed through a few rooms before arriving in yours.
There is something satisfying about its scale. Small enough to place anywhere, but with enough presence to anchor a wall, a shelf, or a corner that needs a bit of rhythm.
Each piece shows subtle variations in texture and finish, a result of its handmade origin.
 
2cm x 20 cm