Dont Ask To Carry Your Things 2 (Wooden Tiger with Pots)

This sculptural tableau turns precarious balance into a quiet allegory of endurance: a seated cat, rendered in warm burnished tones, bears a stacked, vessel-like column that rises like accumulated time or inherited duty. The composition pivots between tension and poise—curving tail and arched spine counterweight the vertical ascent—while the mottled green patina above introduces an earthen, mineral calm against the animal’s darker sheen. With its tongue extended and gaze fixed, the creature reads as both comic and stoic, suggesting how the everyday body absorbs the weight of ritual, labor, and survival without relinquishing its sly vitality.