Ceramic vase resembling a giant oyster shell. Highly decorative on its own as a sculpture, and gorgeous with fresh flowers.
White clay, glaze, 2025. Unique piece.
About the series:
Shipwreck is a series inspired by ancient vessels—vases, cups, and other relics—reclaimed by the sea. These pieces recall the slow metamorphosis that occurs when human-made objects are submerged, forgotten, and transformed by their environment. Encrusted with oysters, small shells, and altered textures, the works embody a quiet, organic decay—a kind of marine decadence.
Rather than preserving perfection, Shipwreck embraces erosion, growth, and the beauty of becoming something else entirely. The series blurs the boundary between artifact and organism, inviting us to consider time, transformation, and the poetry of ruin.
The vase holds water and can be washed by hand with a soft sponge and dishwashing soap.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 30x22x43cm (12x9x17'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 7 |
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