The heads of Cycladic figurines, with strict geometric characteristics and absolute simplicity, are iconic expressions of 3rd millennium BC Cycladic art. Their smooth, abstract faces depict not individual traits, but a timeless, ideal human figure. The slight upward tilt of the head may indicate offering, communication, or contemplation. This silent aspect exudes strength and introspection — a form that seems to see beyond time. In Aegean and eastern Mediterranean cultures, the human figure is understood as a meeting point of soul and mind, where the human and the divine intersect. Material: 100% Soufli silk
