This pottery piece has a raw, organic quality with an irregular, textured surface that gives it a sculptural presence. The form is asymmetrical, with a wide, jagged rim that looks almost like a naturally eroded rock formation. The body is marked by rough indentations and hand-formed ridges, emphasizing the tactile nature of the clay.
There are dark, almost charcoal-like patches on the surface, which contrast with the predominantly pale, unglazed clay. These blackened areas give the piece a sense of history, as if it has been weathered or unearthed. The base is narrower than the upper section, making it feel rooted yet dynamic, like a vessel shaped by time and elemental forces.
