Vessels
Vessels, held lightly
A vessel normally promises containment. This collection is more interested in the moment before the promise is fulfilled. Cups, teapots and goblets hang in the air with the calm confidence of objects that have found a better relationship with gravity. Their forms remain familiar, but their placement changes the way a room reads: a breakfast ritual becomes a

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A vessel normally promises containment. This collection is more interested in the moment before the promise is fulfilled. Cups, teapots and goblets hang in the air with the calm confidence of objects that have found a better relationship with gravity. Their forms remain familiar, but their placement changes the way a room reads: a breakfast ritual becomes a small sculpture, and an empty shelf acquires a little ceremony. Materials stay tactile and honest, from glazed ceramic to warm metal and clear glass. Place one where you will see it often, then let the object do less than expected. The appeal is not a trick or a technical display. It is the gentle absurdity of giving an everyday container permission to become part of the architecture.



