A one-of-a-kind ceramic vessel exploring the tension between control and natural imperfection.
Hand-sculpted from heavy grog stoneware, the form is developed slowly through an intuitive, multi-stage process that emphasizes depth, movement, and surface variation. As the clay begins to set, it retains both structure and subtle shifts in form, allowing each adjustment to remain visible in the finished piece.
The surface is carved with an organic, honeycomb-like pattern that moves fluidly across the body, creating a rhythmic field of impressions. Areas of intentional and natural breakage—including a raw, fractured opening—introduce a quiet tension between precision and disruption.
A crackle glaze is fired to reveal a network of fine fractures, drawing out muted blue and brown tones from the charcoal clay beneath. The layered surface records both intention and reaction, where glaze and material interact in ways that cannot be precisely repeated.
Charcoal stoneware, white texture glaze
9.5” Diameter x 8” Tall
Marked by the artist
| Dimensions LxWxH | 33x33x41cm (13x13x16'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 2 |
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