All four images feature unfired clay sculptures created for a school art competition, indicated by the identical white labels bearing "GGSSS NO. 1 ghonda," "STATE LEVEL VISUAL ART," and specific dates. **IMG-1a high-realism portrait bust. A deeply lined elderly man, wearing a voluminous turban, features a prominent, highly textured beard. The bust rests on a brown wooden table against a paneled wall. **IMG-2 depicts a grinning portrait head, resembling a caricature of a joker or performer with spiked hair and a wide, grimacing mouth showing teeth. This sculpture sits on a messy, paint-splattered surface covered in newspaper, within a larger studio or workshop setting. **IMG-3&4 shows a complex, narrative sculpture combining elements. A large, gnarled tree-man face with a heavy beard forms the background. Perched atop is a small bird and a carved 'BOOK'. Next to it, a miniature man wearing a turban sits cross-le

"I am a clay artist and sculptor. My submission is a handmade terracotta sculpture created using traditional clay techniques. The artwork reflects Indian culture, creativity, craftsmanship and emotional expression. I have focused on anatomy, detailing, finishing and artistic presentation."

"She Is Not Voiceless; She Has Been Taught to Remain Silent." My name is Shreyashi and I am 16 years old. This artwork represents the experiences of many women in contemporary society. Through this piece, I aim to highlight the expectations, stereotypes, and judgments that often discourage women from expressing their true thoughts, emotions, and identities. The green ribbon, tied as a blindfold and extending to the neck, symbolizes the restrictions imposed by society and the pressure to remain silent. The golden tears reflect the pain of being misunderstood, unheard, and judged, while also representing inner strength and resilience. The colours green, gold, and silver convey hope, growth, courage, and the ability to overcome challenges. Through this artwork, I hope to encourage people to acknowledge, respect, and truly listen to women's voices.

Hello everyone! This is Bhavya Ahuja. I am a “Peg doll” artist specialized in transforming a simple blank/plain wooden miniature peg dolls into custom, hand-painted figures that bring your favorite characters, families, and milestones to life. I focus on making various kind of Peg dolls including personalized and spiritual one which helps in showing artistic/cultural value and their role in storytelling or education. Here, I have submitted some artistic peg dolls i.e., Ram Siya, Radha Krishna and a family peg doll set having measurement ranges from Length- 1.6 to 2.5 Inch. A simplified or blank wooden peg dolls become highly personalized or sacred figures through creative expression of hand painting or crafting. Additionally, I have sold my artistic peg dolls on Amazon as well across India. The best thing is that these dolls are adorable and tiny, making them ideal for decoration, imaginative play, or gifts. Thank you.

I create ceramic animal sculptures inspired by nature and the living world around us. Through these forms, I explore the connection between imagination, emotions, and the natural environment. Each animal carries its own character and story, and while creating them, I often connect them with personal narratives and memories. The sculptures become more than representations of animals; they become storytellers that invite viewers into a world of wonder, curiosity, and reflection. Through texture, form, and expression, my work celebrates the beauty of nature while creating a meaningful dialogue between art, storytelling, and human experience.

Hello Iam Hemant my project is eco friendly ganesh ji I was made with clay Thanks