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This figure represents Sirin, a mystical creature from Slavic mythology, with origins in Greek and Persian legends. Sirin is often shown as a bird with the head of a beautiful woman, combining elements of both nature and humanity.

In this artwork, Sirin has a peaceful expression, her red curls framing her face. Her lower body, resembling that of a bird, shows detailed textures and patterns, giving her a magical and ancient feel. The use of warm colors like deep red and soft turquoise reflects a balance between elegance and folklore.

Sirins are known in mythology for their beautiful, enchanting songs that could lead people to either wisdom or danger. This piece captures that mix of beauty and mystery, reminding us of the complex forces of life — where charm and challenge often go hand in hand.

Via blended elements from Greek, Persian, and Slavic traditions, i wanted this figure to connect cultures and invite you to explore the rich world of myth and legend.

Materials used:

Clay, Engobes

Sirin. Symbol of wisdom. (2024) Clay sculpture
by Elya Yalonetski

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This figure represents Sirin, a mystical creature from Slavic mythology, with origins in Greek and Persian legends. Sirin is often shown as a bird with the head of a beautiful woman, combining elements of both nature and humanity.

In this artwork, Sirin has a peaceful expression, her red curls framing her face. Her lower body, resembling that of a bird, shows detailed textures and patterns, giving her a magical and ancient feel. The use of warm colors like deep red and soft turquoise reflects a balance between elegance and folklore.

Sirins are known in mythology for their beautiful, enchanting songs that could lead people to either wisdom or danger. This piece captures that mix of beauty and mystery, reminding us of the complex forces of life — where charm and challenge often go hand in hand.

Via blended elements from Greek, Persian, and Slavic traditions, i wanted this figure to connect cultures and invite you to explore the rich world of myth and legend.

Materials used:

Clay, Engobes

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