This ceramic vase is handcrafted on the pottery wheel using traditional ceramic techniques. Each piece is shaped slowly by hand, allowing the form to emerge through repetition, balance, and touch rather than rigid control. The process embraces subtle irregularities, making every ceramic vase a unique object with its own rhythm and presence.

After forming, the vase is carefully hand-glazed, creating soft variations in surface and tone that respond to light and space. The glaze enhances the natural qualities of the material without overpowering the form, preserving a sense of material honesty and restraint. No two pieces are ever identical, which is an essential part of the object’s character and meaning.

Designed to function both as a vessel and as a sculptural object, this ceramic vase can hold flowers, branches, or exist independently as a quiet presence in the interior. Its proportions are considered to bring calm and balance, allowing it to integrate naturally into different spaces — from private homes to curated interiors and galleries.

The ceramic vase reflects a slower approach to making and living, where everyday objects are chosen with intention. Rather than following trends, it is created to endure through time, gaining depth through use and interaction. The piece invites touch, observation, and stillness, becoming part of daily rituals and the atmosphere of the space it inhabits.

Made in small batches, each ceramic vase carries traces of the hand and the moment of its creation. Slight variations in shape, glaze, and texture are not imperfections, but evidence of the handmade process and the individuality of each object. This approach ensures that every ceramic vase remains personal, timeless, and deeply connected to the material from which it is formed.

H: 28-29cm

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