Cobalt No. 11 is a one-of-a-kind ceramic vessel shaped by hand using my soft clay body, allowing the form to feel fluid, balanced, and quietly resolved.
The silhouette is delicate and compact, with soft curves that give the piece a gentle, endearing presence. Its simplicity invites closeness, encouraging the eye to linger and take in the subtle details of form and finish.
There is a lightness to this vessel — intimate and charming without feeling precious. It carries a sense of ease and warmth, making it a quietly joyful addition to the collection.
Finished in a deep matte cobalt blue, the surface carries depth rather than shine. Light settles softly across the curves, highlighting the smoothness of the form and the subtle variations created through hand-building and firing.
Cobalt No. 11 belongs to a 17-piece collection exploring weight, balance, and depth through a single colour — each piece numbered by completion, each existing only once.
Cobalt No. 11 is a one-of-a-kind ceramic vessel shaped by hand using my soft clay body, allowing the form to feel fluid, balanced, and quietly resolved.
The silhouette is delicate and compact, with soft curves that give the piece a gentle, endearing presence. Its simplicity invites closeness, encouraging the eye to linger and take in the subtle details of form and finish.
There is a lightness to this vessel — intimate and charming without feeling precious. It carries a sense of ease and warmth, making it a quietly joyful addition to the collection.
Finished in a deep matte cobalt blue, the surface carries depth rather than shine. Light settles softly across the curves, highlighting the smoothness of the form and the subtle variations created through hand-building and firing.
Cobalt No. 11 belongs to a 17-piece collection exploring weight, balance, and depth through a single colour — each piece numbered by completion, each existing only once.
