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This series grew out of a long-held fascination with winter branches—their tangle of lines, the way snow gathers and clings to them, softening some edges while heightening others. The landscape becomes a study in abundance: thousands of crossing marks revealed where leaves once hid them, each limb drawing its own path through space.
These planters are double walled, with peek-a-book pieces cut out and sculpted, through which you can see that the interior is decorated.
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This is a handbuilt ceramic vessel, built through layered surface and carved texture. This piece functions as both sculptural object and planter. Particularly suitable for succulents or small plant compositions.
Each piece is made individually, with an emphasis on surface, structure, and variation. While they are fully functional, they are not production objects—no two are the same, and each one reflects a moment in process and material.
This series grew out of a long-held fascination with winter branches—their tangle of lines, the way snow gathers and clings to them, softening some edges while heightening others. The landscape becomes a study in abundance: thousands of crossing marks revealed where leaves once hid them, each limb drawing its own path through space.
These planters are double walled, with peek-a-book pieces cut out and sculpted, through which you can see that the interior is decorated.
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This is a handbuilt ceramic vessel, built through layered surface and carved texture. This piece functions as both sculptural object and planter. Particularly suitable for succulents or small plant compositions.
Each piece is made individually, with an emphasis on surface, structure, and variation. While they are fully functional, they are not production objects—no two are the same, and each one reflects a moment in process and material.
