Abstract Sculpture in Orange Aragonite, 53cm | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Abstract Sculpture: A sculptural carving of author-designed origin, a large-format piece in aragonite ranging between orange and golden-yellow tones, set on a harzburgite base. In this abstract design, the artist interprets a duality of human emotion evoking the celebrated painting "The Scream." A piece distinguished by its exclusive design and one-of-a-kind status, with no two pieces ever identical, made for those who value authenticity over mass production. Each piece goes through an artisanal process of selection, hand carving, and polishing, with no molds or serial production, ensuring no other is ever quite the same.

Aesthetic Details — Abstract Sculpture: Aragonite, a mineral of notable translucency and well-defined veining, takes on a glazed effect in this piece that highlights its warm coloring, spanning orange, brown and golden yellow. On one side, the carving evokes anguish and an inner cry; on the other, it represents a figure symbolizing the inevitable cycle of life, creating a sculptural dialogue between light, form and emotion. Its flawless finish invites touch and holds its own whether displayed day to day or brought out for special occasions, revealing new shades and reflections depending on the light's intensity and angle. The contrast of the stone against its surroundings brings out its natural color, achieving an alliance between contemporary design and ancestral raw material.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Abstract Sculpture: Hand-made in Cordoba, Argentina, by Rocas & Cristales. Backed by our quality guarantee, it ships free, insured, and tracked worldwide via DHL.

Natural Stone Properties — Abstract Sculpture: The aragonite used in this piece comes from Salta, while the harzburgite in its base comes from Cordoba, both Argentine provinces. A natural stone linked to the sacral and root chakras, aragonite favors grounding and emotional containment, traditionally associated with Cancer and Capricorn. A monumental collector's piece that invites contemplation of the duality between fragility and the ancestral strength of the earth. Aragonite shares the same chemical composition as calcite but develops a different internal structure that gives it greater hardness and a distinctive translucency — qualities the sculptor drew on to achieve the glazed, luminous effect that characterizes this large-format work.