Handbuilt in stoneware, the vessel features undulating curves and a deep, shadow-carved cavity framing its flared rim. Its surface tells the story of a dual-firing process: first wrapped with combustible materials in a saggar firing to draw out smoky, unpredictable flashes of deep charcoal and warm earthy blushes, and subsequently refined in a second fire in the kiln.
Handbuilt in stoneware, the vessel features undulating curves and a deep, shadow-carved cavity framing its flared rim. Its surface tells the story of a dual-firing process: first wrapped with combustible materials in a saggar firing to draw out smoky, unpredictable flashes of deep charcoal and warm earthy blushes, and subsequently refined in a second fire in the kiln.
