Description

Rahu’s Clay Labyrinth

The Rahu Labyrinth made of clay is a pottery art piece designed by Polona Zajc. It is crafted as a ceramic pendant on a cord with a clasp. The pendant depicts the Rahu Labyrinth, a symbol of the labyrinth of transformation. It is a one-of-a-kind piece, handcrafted from black clay, glazed, and fired at 1200°C. Diameter: 6 cm; cord length: 30 cm. The labyrinth is available in a single edition, featuring a gradient of brown hues—the color of Rahu’s labyrinth. The details are accented with real gold.

Pottery art clay design by Polona Zajc

Polona Zajc’s pottery art collection features ceramic jewelry in the shape of various labyrinths. The collection includes sixteen different labyrinth symbols. Each is crafted in a color specific to that particular labyrinth. The labyrinth symbol is a relief, handcrafted as a one-of-a-kind piece. Various colors of clay are used, which then serve as the base for glazes of different colors. The pendant featuring the Rahu labyrinth is suspended from a cord fastened with a clasp. This jewelry is of high quality, but its significance lies primarily in the clay-formed labyrinth symbols, each of which has its own meaning and purpose for the wearer as well as for the environment in which it is worn.

Labyrinth of transformation

The labyrinth of transformation brings us the realization that the only constant in this world is change. Since Rahu’s labyrinth has no center—we simply pass through its form from one side to the other—it points to the absence of a goal. There is neither purpose nor goal; there is only the fact that we are constantly changing. It stimulates all kinds of change within us, and the time to use it comes during difficult life situations, when our lives are turned upside down. It yields good results when there is general confusion and mental fogginess. It also helps with mental disorders, nightmares, hallucinations, and other unusual experiences. The Labyrinth of Transformation is useful for its surroundings because it helps reduce violence. It is therefore suitable for use in prisons or in urban neighborhoods where violence is on the rise. Spiritually speaking, the labyrinth is extremely important, as its nature points to the fact that life ends when we stop changing.