Ceramic Piece 1589

The pottery piece has a raw, organic presence, with an irregular, slightly tapered form that feels shaped by both hand and nature. Its surface is textured and weathered, bearing the marks of its making—cracks, indentations, and subtle undulations that give it a sense of history. The coloration is a mix of soft, off-white with patches of darker, almost soot-like accents. The rim is uneven and slightly rugged, reinforcing the unrefined aesthetic, while the overall shape balances between stability and asymmetry, making it feel both ancient and deeply personal.