Wind Vase charred never precarious

never precarious

The plinth is split in half and offset

230 L x 230 W x 80 H mm

The glaze incorporates volcanic ash from Sakurajima in Kagoshima

The weight of the material is felt even from a distance

Wind Vase charred never precariousThe surface of the Wind Vase evokes images of linen billowing in the wind, with undulating ripples and creases that run the height of the form, organic and unevenly gathered, made permanent in clay. It is a visual grammar that human hands, given clay and creative freedom, begin to find similarities in form. The Wind Vase emerged from that process: shaped directly by hand, guided by sensation and instinct, rather than by technical intent. The original