
A spiral, sculpted to hold light and stems
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A scalloped, fan-shaped vessel with the fluid ribbing of a shell, equally striking empty on a shelf or filled with dried pampas grass and eucalyptus. The soft silver-white finish catches light along every ridge. Best used with dried or faux stems — not designed to hold standing water.
This piece started from a simple question: what would a vase look like if it were grown instead of thrown? The scalloped shell form let us push fine-layer printing into a shape a potter's wheel could never produce — deep ribbing, a flared asymmetric mouth, and a silhouette that reads as sculpture as much as vessel.
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