Elements Of Anatolia No. 20
by Od Studio · Ankara, Turkey

25x24x54cm (10x9x21")Stoneware
Elements of Anatolia Layers that echo in the silence of Shibumi Time leaves traces in every land. But in some places, those traces… Read more
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Elements of Anatolia

Layers that echo in the silence of Shibumi

Time leaves traces in every land.
But in some places, those traces don’t belong only to the past; they seep into the present, and shape what is yet to come.
Everything that accumulates beneath the surface
becomes a kind of memory.

Layer upon layer of lived experience,
stories flowing over one another,
voices shifting without touching…

Always in motion, yet somehow in balance.

Every color transition carries the mark of an era.
Every surface carries the light of a different geography.
And no form belongs to a single direction.

Because here,
form moves with time hidden behind the visible.
It unfolds in layers—
revealing a different presence from every angle.

Elements of Anatolia draws from the same roots
as Shibumi’s inward simplicity.
Like a structure that bears the weight of this land
yet remains light.
Silent, yet multilingual.
Still, yet dynamic.
Open, yet impossible to grasp in one glance.

Here, time turns into form.
And form becomes a memory.

Dimensions: Approx. W. 25 xD.24 xH.54 cm
Material: Stoneware, 1200 °C
Finish: Handmade, natural textured
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OD Studio is an independent ceramic design practice based in Ankara, founded by Merve Şireci Kır and Fatih Kır. With backgrounds in industrial design and fine arts respectively, the duo weaves a multidisciplinary language where sculptural expression meets utilitarian form. Their collaboration emerged from a desire to create objects that carry stories—quiet yet powerful vessels of emotion, memory, and transformation. At its core, OD is a harmony of analytical and romantic approaches. Central to their philosophy is the concept of Od—an old Turkish word meaning “fire” or “inner flame.” For Merve and Fatih, Od is both a literal and metaphorical force: a symbol of devotion, process, and presence. Their studio practice reflects a deep sensitivity to the poetics of material, where clay becomes a conduit of introspection rather than a mere medium. OD Studio’s body of work spans collectible design, sculptural furniture, and spatial installations—rooted in slow, hand-built techniques such as coiling, carving, and sculpting. Their acclaimed collections—Kho, Shibumi, and Elements of Anatolia—explore themes of balance, cultural layering, and the beauty of imperfection. Inspired by Anatolia’s complex heritage, organic forms, and the emotional resonance of space, their pieces function as tactile reflections on time and place. Rather than following trends, OD Studio embraces a timeless material ethos: each object is born from inner dialogue, often unglazed to reveal the raw honesty of clay. As their work continues to appear in international galleries and interiors, they remain committed to a philosophy that honors slowness, process, and the sensory depth of making.
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