A wide-rimmed ceramic ring with a prominent, raised inner collar. The physical depth of the piece creates a heavy, intentional shadow within the "well" — emphasizing the distinction between the object and the wall it inhabits.
Finish: A beautiful, multi-tonal glaze in sienna and burnt umber. The variations in the firing have created a natural gradient — darker toward the edges and lighter on the raised rim — giving it the appearance of weathered metal or sun-baked clay.
Concept: This piece represents the "Frame." It is less about the void and more about the strength of the boundary. It feels architectural, like a fragment of a larger structure that has been reclaimed as a singular object of beauty.
