46 cm x 122 cm
 
A heavy bell casts its dark, weathered silhouette against a field of radiant golden ochre, adorned with a delicate red hibiscus that breathes soft, living ritual into the metallic form. Below, two slender crimson clappers reach downward like fragile limbs, suspended over a background sculpted with rich, scraped impasto.

Rooted deeply in indigenous culture and Chittagong Hill Tracts heritage, the artwork elevates an essential ethnic tradition into a sacred vision. Kanak Chanpa Chakma merges deep cultural memory with surrealist poise, turning the temple bell into a living symbol of spiritual identity, faith, and the quiet resonance of ancestral roots.