Contemplative Beauty: A Tribute to ʿAin Ghazal

The head sculpture is inspired by the ancient Ain Ghazal sculptures, which were discovered in the 1980s in Jordan. These sculptures are known for their unique style and are considered some of the earliest examples of large-scale human representation in art. The head sculpture captures the essence of this style, with simple, stylized features and a haunting, mysterious expression. The almond-shaped eyes, prominent cheekbones, and stylized hair are hallmarks of the Ain Ghazal style. The sculpture is made of bronze, and is sure to be a stunning piece of art that will draw attention in any setting.