Meet Dubak, Dubak lives in a bottle. Trapped there for a millenniumdue toreasons oblivious to him, he will never learn. Once loving the Sultan\'s daughter to the point of madness he lied, cheated and manipulated his way into the highest of courts, only to find that one moment is not forever. That what could have been everlasting was constantlyunder threat, because of his over possessiveness and for it the Sultan\'s alchemist conjured a potion for the possessive. Knowing that all grow thirsty in the heat of desert air the Sultan ordered his royal guard to leavethe bottle filled with this curseon the nightstand next to Dubak\'s bed. But the king was not withoutheart and for this also left Dubak the key to a door that would set him free. On the day in which the bottle\'s captive realizes that it is his own insecurities that keep him imprisoned he will unlock a whole new world. Until that dayDubak, the most great and powerful of alljinn is doom to leave his impression on the world through the view of his tiny bottle. Moral of the story...It is better to love and let live than to have loved and never been loved.

The Jug is what some may consider a mini. It\'s barely 7 inches tall andis 4 and half inches in width. Itwas hand painted in underglazes and excluding the red door,all of it was coated in a high sheen transparent. It does not have a handle, so some may not consider it a face jug.It is purely decorative and not functional, but it is also accompanied with the power of imagination. The rights to Dubak\'s story are awarded to the highest buyer.

I am an emerging artist, so it is hard to part with my work, but I know that I was blessed with the talent to do this on a regular basis soplease save me in your favorites, as I will be posting more of mywork. I will also do my best to please.

Thank you and have a great day. Joshua Carnes