A strange, wonderful little vessel for candles, dried flowers, and whatever else you want to keep close.
Why this piece matters
Holds candles, dried botanicals, and small offerings all at once
Marbled entirely through raw, unfired clay — no pattern applied, only revealed
The second piece in an ongoing series, each one shaped by the same unhurried process
The second vessel in my Offering Collection, this piece grew in scale and ambition from where the series began. The dark, mottled surface looks almost geological, but it's simply natural stoneware clay and dyed black porcelain, worked together by hand. An organic flow.
Small pockets and perches branch off the main form, each built for something different: candles, palo santo, cone incense, dried botanicals, or a few kept stones.
Like its predecessor, this piece is one of a kind, and part of a collection I intend to keep growing.
Details
8" tall x 10" at widest point, 3" main opening
Marbled stoneware and dyed porcelain
Multiple arms — candle holders and small offering pockets
Natural, unpainted surface — pattern created by raw material movement
Fully glazed interior with shiny clear glaze
Hand built in Savannah, GA
Part of the ongoing Heirloom Offering Collection
A strange, wonderful little vessel for candles, dried flowers, and whatever else you want to keep close.
Why this piece matters
Holds candles, dried botanicals, and small offerings all at once
Marbled entirely through raw, unfired clay — no pattern applied, only revealed
The second piece in an ongoing series, each one shaped by the same unhurried process
The second vessel in my Offering Collection, this piece grew in scale and ambition from where the series began. The dark, mottled surface looks almost geological, but it's simply natural stoneware clay and dyed black porcelain, worked together by hand. An organic flow.
Small pockets and perches branch off the main form, each built for something different: candles, palo santo, cone incense, dried botanicals, or a few kept stones.
Like its predecessor, this piece is one of a kind, and part of a collection I intend to keep growing.
Details
8" tall x 10" at widest point, 3" main opening
Marbled stoneware and dyed porcelain
Multiple arms — candle holders and small offering pockets
Natural, unpainted surface — pattern created by raw material movement
Fully glazed interior with shiny clear glaze
Hand built in Savannah, GA
Part of the ongoing Heirloom Offering Collection
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