This sculptural vessel is inspired by quiet encounters with natural landscapes, moments where erosion, growth, and fragility coexist.
Formed in layered paper porcelain, the torn rim suggests a shifting horizon shaped by time and the elements, its thin walls allowing light to reveal subtle depth and shadow. The surface carries delicate impressions of leaves, preserving their natural veins and organic structures in a raw, unsoftened state. I am drawn to the paradox within nature: its delicacy and endurance. The piece reflects on memory, transformation, and the quiet resilience held within fragile forms.