


Hub Ceramic Sculpture
This ceramic sculpture unites earthy forms and flowing Arabic calligraphy in a contemporary expression of Emirati art
| Artist: Shamsa Juma |
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Title: Hub |
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Edition: Unique 1/1 |
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Medium: Ceramic |
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Width: 14 cm Height: 17 cm |
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Year: 2026 |
| Shipping: Free delivery in UAE within 5 business days |
about this ceramic sculpture
Rooted in tradition and shaped by contemporary expression, this ceramic sculpture explores the relationship between language, nature, and form. A rounded, earth-toned base provides a grounded foundation, while flowing Arabic calligraphy rises organically from its surface. Finished with layered green glazes, the composition evokes growth, renewal, and the enduring connection between culture and the natural world.
Handcrafted by an Emirati artist, this ceramic sculpture combines sculptural elegance with meaningful symbolism. Its organic form and expressive details make it a striking statement piece for contemporary interiors, curated art collections, and luxury interior design projects. Celebrating the beauty of Emirati art, it brings craftsmanship, heritage, and modern artistry into any space.
about the artist
Emirati ceramic artist Shamsa Juma is dedicated to preserving and reimagining the art of clay through contemporary ceramic sculpture. Inspired by the UAE's cultural heritage, her work blends traditional craftsmanship with modern forms, often incorporating elegant Arabic calligraphy and organic textures that celebrate identity, culture, and craftsmanship.
As the founder of House of Clay in Dubai, Shamsa has played an important role in promoting ceramics across the UAE. Her works have been exhibited at leading cultural events, including the Sikka Art & Design Festival, and are recognised for bringing contemporary Emirati ceramics to collectors, art enthusiasts, and interior design projects.
collection
View Shamsa Juma's collection of available artworks here
copyright
This ceramic sculpture is one of a kind original therefore, all copyrights and reproduction rights are reserved by the artist
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