Ceramic Piece 1576

This piece has an organic and layered appearance, showcasing the raw qualities of wild clay. The surface features a natural stratification, where the lower portion has a sandy, unglazed texture, while the upper section has developed a glossy, vitrified sheen. This transition shows a result from cone 10 firing in oxidation.

The form itself is asymmetrical and hand-built, emphasizing the clay's natural behavior rather than forcing it into a rigid structure. The rim is uneven and fluid, adding to its wabi-sabi aesthetic—embracing imperfection and the beauty of natural variation. The color palette consists of earthy tones, with swirls of beige, gray, and hints of speckling that suggest the presence of minerals within the clay body.

This vessel feels deeply connected to its material origins, celebrating the transformation of raw clay while preserving its wild and unrefined essence.

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