Tide Hold Raku and deep charcoal give the

and deep charcoal give the piece depth and quiet contrast

this piece feels both ancient and modern—made to be admired up close

Salt and gas fired porcelain with soft coastal tones and subtle shell imprints

Silvery-blue pearlescent markings along with small glazed rings that draw memories in of being underwater

Tide Hold Raku and deep charcoal give theA rounded naked Raku vessel shaped by fire and smoke, with soft tonal shifts and carbon markings across the surface. Darkened flashes gather at the base, grounding the form, while the upper surface remains smooth and quiet. A restrained, sculptural piece that holds space as much as it holds form. Approximately 12cm H x 14cm W