Minaal Lawn

Work, 2025

A Fine Balance

This series of works is named A Fine Balance in homage to the poignant novel by Rohinton Mistry. It speaks to the physical balance between the ceramic forms — their materiality, colour, and repetitive stacking — inviting viewers to recognize the beauty inherent in sustained devotion.

Knuckle Totem (Sky / Gaganah) by Minaal Lawn

Knuckle Totem (Sky / Gaganah), 2025

Multi-object ceramic, glaze, steel

160 x 30 x 30 cm

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Knuckle Totem (Patala / Rose) by Minaal Lawn

Knuckle Totem (Patala / Rose), 2025

Ceramic, glaze, steel

160 x 30 x 30 cm

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A stack of rounded ceramic forms in lilac and pale blue on a steel base

Vessel Stack (Sky / Gaganah), 2025

Ceramic, glaze, steel

83 x 36 x 36 cm

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A tall column of stacked ceramic knuckle forms in greens, lilac and yellow on a steel base

Knuckle Totem (Verdant / Harit), 2025

Ceramic, glaze, steel

160 x 30 x 30 cm

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A stack of rounded ceramic forms in sage, stone and deep green on a steel base

Vessel Stack (Verdant / Harit), 2025

Ceramic, glaze, steel

73 x 35 x 35 cm

Available

Shown inChappell, Lawn, Haydens Gallery, 2026SuperHot Shop, NGV Melbourne Design Week, 2026Available viaFletcher Arts

Work

Stambha by Minaal Lawn, Shamadan No. 3 candlestickStambhaDot Drift Duo (Patala) by Minaal Lawn, a framed grid of one hundred glazed ceramic discs with lustre centresDriftA Fine Balance by Minaal LawnA Fine BalanceVedic Worth Series by Minaal Lawn, Mini Adorned Pillar No. 4Vedic Worth SeriesAdorned Vessel by Minaal LawnAdorned VesselThe Test Series by Minaal LawnThe Test SeriesVessel by Minaal LawnVesselThe Knuckle Stack by Minaal LawnThe Knuckle StackVessel by Minaal LawnVesselVessel by Minaal LawnVesselThe Knuckle Stack by Minaal LawnThe Knuckle Stack

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