Seashell - White Marble (50 cm)

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In this serene interpretation of a natural form, A. Sikander sculpts white marble into a soft abstraction that echoes the gentle spirals of a seashell. Rather than a literal rendering, Seashell offers a distilled essence—its curves suggesting motion, memory, and the quiet rhythm of the sea.

The white stone lends the piece a luminous, airy presence. Light glides across its surface, illuminating subtle transitions and lending the form a sense of openness and reflection. Where its black counterpart evokes depth and introspection, this version feels expansive—like early morning light or the hush of an empty shore.

Sikander’s use of white marble invites contemplation without direction. The work does not demand interpretation, but rather allows space for the viewer’s own thoughts to unfurl—like a breath, a tide, or a gentle return to presence.

About the Artist - A. Sikander

Originally from a small village near Udaipur in the culturally rich region of Rajasthan, India, A. Sikander is a sculptor and member of the Mystik River collective. Working primarily in black and white marble, Sikander explores themes of spirituality and human connection through abstract, modern forms. His practice bridges traditional materials with a contemporary aesthetic, offering a quiet departure from classical Indic styles.

His works—such as Infinity Sphere and Mother & Child—reflect a meditative approach to form, inviting viewers to pause and engage with the subtle balance between material and meaning. Rooted in simplicity yet layered with intention, Sikander’s sculptures add a contemplative dimension to the Mystik River collection, broadening its dialogue between tradition and modernity.

Details

Artist - A. Sikander

Origin - Rajasthan, India

Medium - White Marble

Year - 2025

Dimensions - 50 x 15 x 7 cm

Weight - 5.9 kg

Note: With all hand-made stone and wood sculptures, there might be some natural erosion with cracks and spots, which adds to the uniqueness of the pieces that we offer here at Mystik River.