Kami Rapacz's creation may incorporate the cultural symbolic meaning of pomegranate: in different cultures, pomegranate often symbolizes harvest, reproduction, auspiciousness and many children and blessings. The work may combine these meanings with natural texture through realistic portrayal or stylization. For example, warm tones are used to highlight the fullness and juiciness of the grains, light and shadow contrast is used to strengthen the thickness of the peel and the transparency of the grains, or pomegranate is placed in the life scene, related to its role in diet and festivals, and convey the simple and warm life aesthetics.

Pomegranate is a popular fruit, native to Iran and Afghanistan, after the introduction of China. The fruit is round or oval in shape, with a thick, brightly colored skin, usually red, pink or yellow. The inside contains many seeds, which are wrapped in transparent juice sacs. The juice is moderately sweet and sour, rich in vitamin C, vitamin K, potassium and antioxidants. Taste delicious, but also has a high nutritional value. It symbolizes prosperity and abundance in many cultures. In China, pomegranate is often regarded as a symbol of many children and many blessings because of its many grains. In Greek mythology, pomegranates are associated with the goddess Persef of the underworld, symbolizing rebirth and eternity.

Pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) is a deciduous shrub or tree of the pomegranate genus in the family Colubriaceae. Generally, the plant is 3-5 meters tall, with a few reaching up to 10 meters; The top of the branch often has sharp long spines, the young branches have sharp edges but are hairless, and the old branches are nearly cylindrical; Leaves are usually opposite, elongated lanceolate; Large flowers, usually red or light yellow in color; Petals are red, yellow, or white; Berries are nearly spherical, usually light yellow brown or pale yellow green, sometimes white or light dark purple; The seeds are mostly fleshy with a light red to milky white outer seed coat.

Pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) is a deciduous shrub or tree of the pomegranate genus in the family Colubriaceae. Generally, the plant is 3-5 meters tall, with a few reaching up to 10 meters; The top of the branch often has sharp long spines, the young branches have sharp edges but are hairless, and the old branches are nearly cylindrical; Leaves are usually opposite, elongated lanceolate; Large flowers, usually red or light yellow in color; Petals are red, yellow, or white; Berries are nearly spherical, usually light yellow brown or pale yellow green, sometimes white or light dark purple; The seeds are mostly fleshy with a light red to milky white outer seed coat.

It is a traditional handicraft with Middle Eastern characteristics, originating from ancient Eastern culture, especially in the region centered around Jerusalem. This type of handicraft is usually based on pomegranates and handmade using ceramic materials. The surface is often painted with exquisite patterns and colors, representing the beautiful meaning of prosperity and many children and blessings. Pomegranate is a highly symbolic fruit in Middle Eastern culture, representing not only the continuation of life and the reproduction of families, but also health and longevity. Therefore, ceramic pomegranate has become a popular decoration, often placed in homes and public places to express wishes for a better life.