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Black Mu — Herald of Change
White hypostasis — Herald of the White Mist
SKU CHORNYI-MU-PROVISNYK-ZMIN
$250$460
≈ 11,450 грн
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Nova Poshta — shipping paid on delivery
Returns within 14 days — email info@nantenamar.com
White hypostasis — Herald of the White Mist
SKU CHORNYI-MU-PROVISNYK-ZMIN
≈ 11,450 грн
Nova Poshta — shipping paid on delivery
Returns within 14 days — email info@nantenamar.com
Black Mu is an author's sculpture, conceived as an artistic embodiment of the spirit of transition in its white manifestation, the Herald of White Mist. It is an image for those periods of life when you want to pause, look deep within yourself, and mature toward an important decision.
According to the master's vision, the figurine is "assembled" from the emotions of the most turbulent times of human experience — from pain and bewilderment to inspiration and profound insights. It stands beside you as a quiet chronicle of your own transformations. It is an artistic image, not a promise.
A delicate plastic form with characteristic ears of a forest creature and empty eye sockets, in which eternity seems to be reflected. The symbols on the robe are living glyphs, which the master creates individually during the hand-painting of each figurine. That is why no two Mu are identical.
On the lower part of the base, the master places a separate unique sign — the author's mark of the specific sculpture.
Black Mu becomes a personal object for contemplation and inner dialogue. Many place it where decisions are made: in an office, on a desk, near books. Outwardly, it is a stylish design object; its true meaning remains known only to its owner.
In old legends, such figures were associated with the coercion of another's will. We consciously reject this part of the legend and read the image of Mu differently — as a symbol of respect for one's own path and mature growth.
Black Mu in black is an incarnation of the Herald of the Queen of Night. According to the master's vision, this is the image of a period of sensual pleasure and the acquisition of secret knowledge, which comes not from an external call, but follows an inner shift of consciousness.
The figurine is "assembled" from the emotions of the most turbulent times of human experience: pain and inspiration, bewilderment and insight. It stands beside you as a living chronicle of your changes. This is an artistic image, not a promise.
In ancient Chinese wisdom, being born in an age of change was considered a curse — but for a conscious person, it is rather a blessing. This image reminds us of precisely such periods.
A delicate, plastic form with the ears of a forest creature and empty eye sockets, in which eternity seems to be reflected. According to legend, for Mu there is nothing more frightening than stagnation — which is why he is read as a symbol of movement. Instead of pressure — a quiet whisper, like wind between epochs.
The symbols on the coat are living glyphs, each born in the unique moment of painting a particular figurine. On the lower part of the base, the master places a separate author's mark of this sculpture.
In the traditions of NanteNamar, Mu is an inhabitant of the Lower World, who is neither a demon nor a servant. He stands outside traditional hierarchies: an independent image that does not impose a path, but points the direction to those who seek it themselves. In old stories, such figures were associated with the coercion of another's will — we consciously reject this part of the legend.
The sculpture is placed in a study, next to books or by a window — as a personal object for contemplation. Outwardly, it is a refined design object; its meaning remains the personal secret of its owner.
