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A form that feels as if layers of earth have been lifted upright.
The edges are naturally torn, the interior darkened by intense firing, while the exterior retains a raw, granular
clay surface.
Though still, the piece seems to hold traces of time, pressure, and geological movement within it.
Beyond its sculptural presence, it also functions beautifully as a flower vase.
A single branch, dried flower, or minimal arrangement creates a quiet dialogue between the organic lines of the plant and the layered structure of the clay.
Its expression changes dramatically depending on the viewing angle—front, side, or from above—inviting prolonged observation.



