PULAAKU SERIES
In Fulani culture, the calabash and the suudu (hut) are sacred domains of the woman. Traditionally utilitarian, these forms are imbued with profound symbolic and spiritual resonance.
In the Pulaku series, I reimagine the calabash not only as a vessel of daily life but as a sculptural object, an archive of memory, legacy, and feminine sovereignty.
Through form, texture, and material, these works honor the quiet power women hold within the home, generative, protective, and foundational. Pulaku is both homage and elevation, a reframing of domestic space as a site of artistry, resilience, and cultural inheritance.