Ceramic Vases and Vessels
A collection of sculptural vases and decorative bowls that feel as if they’ve emerged from a dream of nature itself. Each piece brings its own personality, with textures and twists that echo the wild beauty of coastal cliffs and winding paths.
This is an earlier piece that helped shape this collection. Looking back at it now, I can already see many of the ideas that would later grow into the Faultline series.
The bottle-shaped form is wheel-thrown in stoneware and finished with layers of glaze flowing over the surface. The lower half developed a network of delicate cracks through a controlled process of drying, compression and firing, with iron oxide settling into every mark. The result feels somewhere between landscape and weathered earth.
This small decorative vessel is intended to be enjoyed as an object in its own right.
Size
cm: H14 × W11
in: H5.5 × W4.3Details
Year: 2025
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, iron oxide, glaze
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
This piece is smaller and somehow feels softer than many of the other pieces in the collection. The turquoise glaze takes on a life of its own, spilling gently over the texture below.
I created the surface through a controlled process of drying, compression and firing, allowing the clay to respond in its own way. Fine vertical cracks develop across the exterior, while iron oxide settles into the texture, bringing warmth and depth to the surface. The flowing matte turquoise glaze creates a striking contrast and makes each piece completely unique.
This is a functional vase that can be used for flowers.
Size
cm: H11 × W14
in: H4.3 × W5.5Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, iron oxide, glaze
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
This vase has a much subtler texture than the rest of the collection. I love how the bright matte turquoise glaze becomes the focus here, while the textured surface below quietly supports it.
I created the surface through a controlled process of drying, compression and firing, allowing the clay to respond in its own way. Instead of opening into broad fractures, this piece developed a network of fine vertical cracks that bring a quieter rhythm to the form. Iron oxide settles into the surface, creating a warm earthy contrast with the bright turquoise glaze above.
This is a functional vase that can be used for flowers.
Size
cm: H17 × W15.5
in: H6.7 × W6.1Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, iron oxide, glaze
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
Faultline XIV – Becoming, continues my exploration of the relationship between landscape and the human body.
As I shaped the clay, I gradually pushed the form away from a simple vessel, allowing the suggestion of a female figure to emerge more clearly. The body is not added to the surface but grows from it, becoming another landscape shaped by pressure, movement and time.
The exterior is finished with iron oxide, allowing the texture and form to remain the focus, while the glazed interior offers a quiet contrast.
This is a functional vase that can be used for flowers.
Size
cm: H16 × W11
in: H6.3 × W4.3Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, iron oxide, glaze
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
Faultline XIII, Emergence, explores the point where landscape and body begin to merge.
This piece is created through a process of throwing, drying, compression and firing, allowing the clay to develop its own network of cracks. The texture slowly reveals the female form, almost as though it has always been hidden within the clay.
The exterior is finished with iron oxide, while the glazed interior provides a beautiful turquoise surprise.
This is a functional vessel that can be used for flowers or as a sculptural object on its own.
Size
cm: H17 × W9
in: H6.7 × W3.5Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, iron oxide, glaze
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
This is one of the quieter pieces in the collection. The long vertical cracks create a simple rhythm around the form, while the warm creamy glaze softens the overall feel.
I like the contrast between the smooth glazed surface and the copper texture below. It’s understated, easy to live with, and lets the natural character of the clay remain the focus.
This is a functional vase that can be used for flowers.
Size
cm: H20 × W13
in: H7.9 × W5.1Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, iron oxide, glaze
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
This piece sits somewhere between the brighter turquoise vessels and the darker iron forms in the collection. I love how the glaze melts gently into the cracked surface, almost like mineral deposits settling into weathered rock.
The broad, block-like fractures give a more grounded feel than some of the other pieces, while the soft green glaze brings a sense of balance to the form.
This is a functional vase that can be used for flowers.
Size
cm: H23 × W16
in: H9.1 × W6.3Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, iron oxide, glaze
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
Faultline X is a large stoneware vase that feels like a landscape shaped over time. The broad vertical fractures and softer horizontal lines give the surface a sense of movement, while the rounded form keeps the piece calm and balanced.
This is a functional vase that can be used for flowers. It is a substantial piece, weighing almost 3 kg (6.5 lb). It has a reassuring presence and works beautifully as a sculptural object on a shelf or table.
Size
cm: H22 × W17
in: H8.7 × W6.7Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, iron oxide, glaze
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
One of my favourite pieces from this first Faultline collection. There’s something about its simplicity, darker clay body and organic rim allow the texture to take centre stage.
I created the cracked surface through a controlled process of drying, compression and firing, allowing the clay to respond in its own way. As the clay stretches, wider fractures open across the surface, revealing the darker stoneware beneath. As with all vases in this series, the piece is almost entirely unglazed, treated with iron oxide, allowing the natural character of the clay to remain the focus.
This is a functional vase that can be used for flowers.
Size
cm: H25 × W14
in: H9.8 × W5.5Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, iron oxide, glaze
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
Faultline VIII reminds me of an old tree trunk or river canyon walls, where years of pressure and change leave their story across the surface.
I created the cracked exterior through a controlled process of drying, compression and firing, allowing the clay to respond in its own way. The long vertical fractures give the piece a strong sense of movement, while iron oxide settles into every crack to emphasise the depth and texture. The soft turquoise glaze around the rim brings a quiet contrast to the cracked, earthy surface.
This is a functional vase that can be used for flowers.
Size
cm: H22 × W14
in: H8.7 × W5.5Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, turquoise glaze, iron oxide
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
This piece is named number seven more for “lucky 7” than by chronology. It was actually the very first piece that inspired this entire series.
It grew from a need to let go of control and push the clay to its limits. As tension built, the surface fractured naturally, revealing the clay’s internal movement and its urge to shift into a new form. I’m drawn to this threshold where breaking becomes structure and collapse becomes possibility. For me, this work is about accepting change, letting the material lead, and recognising that transformation often begins by breaking open.
The finished surface reminds me of tree bark or sun-baked earth. The fractures create an almost woven texture, with the iron oxide settling into every crack and the matte black rim framing the form above.
This is a functional vase that can be used for flowers.
Please note: The base has a small surface crack that wasn’t cleaned before firing, along with a minor glaze mark. Neither is visible during display or affects the functionality of the piece. There is also a slight movement in the matte black glaze around part of the rim, reflecting the handmade nature of the firing process.
Size
cm: H17 × W17
in: H6.7 × W6.7
Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, matte turquoise glaze, iron oxide
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is an ongoing series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures that explores the same forces of pressure, fracture and transformation that shape the natural landscape.
Using a combination of movement, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material, allowing each piece to settle into its own final form.
Each work in the series explores the balance between intention and unpredictability, where pressure, time and transformation become part of the finished piece.
Faultline VI is what I’d imagine if a geode became a vase: rough on the outside, luminous within.
I created the cracked exterior surface through a controlled process of drying, compression and firing, allowing the clay to respond in its own way and create patterns that can never be repeated exactly. Broad fractures carve through the surface, and I use iron oxide to highlight them. If you peek inside, the turquoise interior offers a beautiful contrast. This is a functional vase that can be used for flowers.
Size
cm: H16 × W11
in: H6.7 × W4.3Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, turquoise glaze, iron oxide
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is a new series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures inspired by the natural processes that shape the landscape over time. Using a combination of throwing, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material and allow each piece to settle into its own final form.
This one-of-a-kind wheel-thrown stoneware vase explores a combination of pressure, fracture and transformation.
The distinctive surface develops through a controlled process of drying, compression and firing, allowing the clay to respond in its own way and create patterns that can never be repeated exactly. A calm matte turquoise surface rises from a fractured base of warm earth tones, creating a quiet contrast between stability and disruption.
Size
cm: H18 × W12
in: H7.1 × W4.7Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, turquoise glaze, iron oxide
Technique: Sodium silicate surface treatment
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is a new series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures inspired by the natural processes that shape the landscape over time.
Using a combination of throwing, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material and allow each piece to settle into its own final form.
This one-of-a-kind wheel-thrown stoneware vase explores a combination of pressure, fracture and transformation.
The distinctive surface develops through a controlled process of drying, compression and firing, allowing the clay to respond in its own way and create patterns that can never be repeated exactly. Layers of warm earth tones highlight a dense network of fractures that wraps around the form, creating a surface that feels shaped by time rather than decoration. The interior is glazed with my favorite matte turquoise glaze.
Size
cm: H18 × W16
in: H7.1 × W6.3Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, turquoise glaze, iron oxide
Technique: Sodium silicate surface treatment
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is a new series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures inspired by the natural processes that shape the landscape over time.
Using a combination of throwing, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material and allow each piece to settle into its own final form.
This one-of-a-kind wheel-thrown stoneware vase explores a combination of pressure, fracture and transformation.
The surface develops through a controlled process of drying, compression and firing, allowing the clay to respond in its own way to create patterns that can never be repeated exactly. My favorite matte turquoise glaze covers the upper half while the textured lower section remains bare and earthy, emphasizing the contrast between surfaces.
Size
cm: H18 × W15
in: H7.1 × W5.9Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, turquoise glaze, iron oxide
Technique: Sodium silicate surface treatment
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is a new series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures inspired by the natural processes that shape the landscape over time.
Using a combination of throwing, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material and allow each piece to settle into its own final form.
This one-of-a-kind wheel-thrown stoneware vase explores a combination of pressure, fracture and transformation.
The surface develops through a controlled process of drying, compression and firing, allowing the clay to respond in its own way and create patterns that can never be repeated exactly. Layered glazes flow over the rim and settle inside the vessel, while the textured exterior combines rich iron tones with deep fissures that recall geological landscapes.
Size
cm: H17.5 × W16
in: H6.9 × W6.3
Details
Year: 2026
Collection: Faultline
Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware, layered glazes, iron oxide
Technique: Sodium silicate surface treatment
One-of-a-kind, signed artwork
Handmade near Barcelona, SpainCollection
Faultline is a new series of wheel-thrown stoneware vessels and sculptures inspired by the natural processes that shape the landscape over time.
Using a combination of throwing, controlled surface treatment and firing, I create pieces that develop their own networks of cracks and textures. No two pieces respond in exactly the same way. Rather than trying to control every mark, I work with the material and allow each piece to settle into its own final form.
This unique sculptural vase began on the wheel with rich black stoneware clay, then was hand-altered to break away from traditional form. Its shape, slightly off-center and full of movement, evokes the raw shifts of molten earth.
Sculpted by hand with an unpolished, organic finish—no two sides are the same. Layered with glazes in red, gold, and ochre.
Perfect as a sculptural accent in a nature inspired space.
Earthy, bold, and unapologetically wild, this unique sculpture began on the wheel with rich black stoneware clay, then was hand-altered to break away from traditional form. Its shape, slightly off-center and full of movement, evokes the raw shifts of molten earth.
Layers of golden and umber glazes and textural surface effects give it an almost geological quality. This piece feels ancient and elemental—like something unearthed after a volcanic event. A striking sculpture for shelves, altars, or anywhere that calls for a bold, grounding presence.
Wheel-thrown, altered by hand. Unique piece.
Hand-thrown in sandy stoneware and layered in a wash of turquoise glaze, this vase captures the quiet movement of the coast—where land meets sea and everything softens. The surface features wave-like swirls and foamy, cratered textures, echoing the rhythm of saltwater on stone.
Its gently flared form and natural matte finish give it a grounded, effortless feel. Whether holding flowers, reeds, or simply standing alone, it brings a breath of coastal calm to your space.
Wheel-thrown. One of a kind.
Height 19cm (7.5″), Base width 10cm (4″), Top width 9cm (3.5)
This hand-thrown stoneware vase captures the essence of a tide-washed shoreline. Layers of sandy beige, foamy white, and soft turquoise glaze flow across the surface like waves meeting the coast. The texture is subtle yet full of depth—bubbled and reactive where glaze and form meet, evoking seafoam and sunlit shallows.
Its slightly curved form gives it a gentle, grounded presence—perfect on its own or holding fresh or dried flowers. A coastal keepsake made on the Mediterranean, equally functional and sculptural.
Wheel-thrown. One of a kind.
Height 20cm (8″), Base width 9cm (3.5″), Top width 7cm (2.7)
Like a meeting point between desert earth and coastal tidepools, this one-of-a-kind rounded vessel plays with layered movement and shifting textures. The glaze palette feels both coastal and earthen—with layered colors of soft sage, turquoise and sand. The base shows quiet pinks and rust tones, as if worn by time and weather.
Hand-thrown in stoneware and glaze-layered by hand. Every angle tells a different story and this piece works beautifully as a sculptural accent or low flower vessel. It holds a grounded energy — elemental and meditative.
Height: 11 cm | 4.3 in
Width: 11 cm | 4.3 inRounded and rich in texture, this small stoneware bottle feels like something grown rather than made. The glaze settles in soft mossy greens and speckled yellow-golds, with darker clouding near the rim — like a patch of lichen spreading across stone. A thin, rust-colored band near the base gives it warmth and balance.
It’s a piece that doesn’t need to hold anything to feel complete. Use it for a single wildflower or as a small sculpture that brings a sense of the woods indoors.
Wheel-thrown. One of a kind.
Height: 11 cm | 4.3 in
Width: 10 cm | 3.9 inThis stoneware vase is all about texture. Hand-carved and glazed in soft green, the raised pattern invites touch as much as sight. The glaze pools in the carved recesses, revealing warm clay beneath and adding depth to the surface — like filtered light through forest foliage.
Perfect on its own or holding a small bundle of flowers, this vase adds an earthy presence to shelves, tables, or quiet corners. It’s a piece that feels alive — organic in form, steady in spirit.
Wheel-thrown and hand-carved. One of a kind.
Height: 16 cm | 6.3
Width: 9 cm | 3.5This rounded stoneware vase is inspired by mossy cliffs and misty woodlands. The glaze drips from a deep green into soft whites and earthy browns, echoing layers of forest soil and lichen-covered stone. The surface feels alive — textured, yet subtle.
Its wide, low shape invites presence. It works well as a centerpiece on a low table, or tucked quietly on a shelf with a small bundle of dried stems or incense. It’s the kind of piece that doesn’t shout but stays with you.
Hand-thrown in stoneware clay. One of a kind.
Height: 12 cm | 4.7 in
Width: 14 cm | 5.5 inThe Layered Earth Stoneware Vase brings to mind natural landscapes — desert canyons, forest shadows, and deep water. The glaze flows in soft transitions: warm ochres and sandy tones give way to deep charcoal and a touch of turquoise at the base, almost like a spring surfacing from stone. It has a gently rounded shape that feels calm and grounded.
This piece works beautifully on its own as a quiet accent on a shelf or windowsill. It also pairs well with a single dried stem or a small arrangement of wildflowers. A simple way to bring earthy tones and natural textures into your home.
One-of-a-kind piece.
Height: 21 cm | 8.3 in
Width: 12 cm | 4.7 inThis one-of-a-kind ceramic bottle is wheel-thrown from rough, earthy-toned stoneware clay and finished with a deeply textured green glaze that cascades over its rugged surface. The glaze varies in depth and color, evoking the look of mossy rock or lichen-covered stone.
Designed as a sculptural object, this piece is not intended for functional use, but rather as a decorative accent with a strong, organic presence. Place it on a shelf, sideboard, or mantel to bring a natural, earthy element into your space. It pairs beautifully with other handmade ceramics or natural materials like wood and stone.
A unique piece that celebrates the raw beauty of clay and glaze in their most expressive form.
Height: 14 cm/ 5.5 in
Width: 9 cm / 3.5 inBloom began on the wheel, where I built the main body in speckled stoneware. I then worked into the upper section by hand, adding the irregular sculptural forms around the rim one by one.
That combination of wheel-thrown and hand-built elements gives the piece a very different character depending on where you stand. From a distance, the tall silhouette reads clearly. Up close, the openings, folds and overlapping forms around the top become the focus.
I used a deep turquoise-green glaze to bring out those surfaces while leaving the speckled stoneware visible underneath. The glaze settles differently across the curves and recesses, which gives the piece more depth as the light changes.
The form grew from my ongoing interest in natural processes and organic structures. I am especially drawn to shapes that feel as though they could have developed through growth, accumulation or erosion. With Bloom, I wanted the upper section to feel active and expanding, while the heavier base keeps the sculpture grounded.
At 42 cm high, it has enough scale to stand on its own as a focal piece. I would place it where there is room to move around it, since the sculpture changes considerably from one angle to the next.
Size
26 W × 42 H × 20 D cm
10.2 W × 16.5 H × 7.8 D inMaterial
Speckled stoneware with turquoise-green glazeOne of a kind
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This sculptural vase begins on the wheel in speckled stoneware, then I alter and shape the rim by hand to create the movement across the top. The form was inspired by waves breaking against a rocky shoreline, especially the way water folds, lifts and changes direction as it hits the coast.
Inside, a deep turquoise glaze pools across the surface and moves over the rim. Around the transition, a volcanic glaze creates areas of bubbling texture that remind me of sea foam caught between rock and water. I leave much of the lower body exposed so the speckled clay stays visible and gives the piece a quieter, earthy base.
At 33 cm high and 27 cm wide, it has enough presence to stand alone in a room. The altered rim gives you a different view as you move around it, which is one of the things I enjoy most about this piece.
Size: H 33 × W 27 cm
Material: Speckled stoneware with turquoise and volcanic glazes
One of a kindSize:
cm H 30 x W 17
in H 12 x W 7Black Sands is a large wheel-thrown vase made from rough black stoneware. I left much of the exterior raw so the clay, throwing lines and small irregularities remain visible across the surface.
The form is tall and slightly asymmetric, with a broad base that narrows through the neck before opening again at the rim. A matte off-white glaze moves across the middle and upper section, settling unevenly over the dark clay and emphasizing the texture underneath.
I like this piece because the surface still shows so much of the making process. The clay has a coarse, earthy character that works especially well with the restrained glaze and simple silhouette.
At 33 cm high, it has enough presence to stand alone on a console or table, while the opening can also accommodate a loose arrangement of branches or flowers.
Its raw surface and irregular form make it a natural fit for wabi-sabi, organic modern and minimalist interiors where the material itself is part of the visual interest.
Size
H 33 × W 17 cm
H 13 × W 7 inMaterial
Black stoneware with matte off-white glazeOne of a kind
This large ceramic vase, wheel-thrown with stoneware clay, stands as a versatile piece suitable for both standalone display and accommodating large floral arrangements. Inspired by nature, its exterior showcases a rough dark stoneware texture, evoking organic elements. The interior, adorned with a serene turquoise glaze, cascades over the edges like a gentle waterfall, enhancing the vessel with a touch of natural tranquility.
Size:
cm H 44 x W 23
in H 17.3 x W 9This large sculptural vase has a broad, flared rim and a tall form that gives it plenty of presence in a room. The surface moves from turquoise around the opening through soft cream and ochre into a darker, earthy base, with the glaze settling differently across the textured stoneware.
At 39 cm high, it works well as a statement piece on a console, low table or pedestal where the full silhouette can be seen. I like leaving a piece like this empty because the opening and irregular rim are already an important part of the form.
The surface carries the marks and variation I look for in my work. Areas of exposed clay, glaze movement and small changes from the firing remain visible, giving the vase a character that shifts as the light moves across it.
Size:
cm H 39 x W 26
in H 15.3 x W 10This abstract ceramic vase is inspired by the movement of water. This original artwork can be used as a stand-alone decorative piece or as a functional vase to hold fresh or dried flowers.
Thrown on the wheel with stoneware clay. The organic form, texture and design is created by hand and then the piece is decorated with glaze. Fired at 1250°C.
Approximate dimensions: height: 17cm, width: 19cm (6.7″ x 7.4″)
This textured ceramic vase is a handcrafted stoneware vessel inspired by the flow and movement of water.
This original artwork can be used as a stand-alone decorative piece or as a functional vase to hold fresh or dried flowers.
Dimensions: height: 17cm, width: 19cm (6.7″ x 7.4″)
If you are interested or have any questions, please feel free to send me a message.
