Vessels Gallery

Angles, curves and a metallic sheen, this pot is made with a classic yet contemporary hot beverage in mind.

It's a well known fact, yin and yang, night and day, positive and negative... opposites attract (and often get along quite nicely).

Glaze overlays and paraffin reserves don't always come out as expected... this one was definitely a success.

A set of four bowls glazed in a soft white satin glaze, perfect for sipping teas or herbal infusions in good company.

A one of a kind tea bowl, intriguing to the eye and the hand. The almost bare clay reveals the spontaneous rhythm of motion.

The outside of this bowl reminds me of the patterns sand makes under the waves. the inside is like a shell, smooth and shinny.

The pure white translucency of porcelain is an ideal canvas for the subtle tones of light jade, typical of a celadon glaze.

This one of a kind tea jar was hand thrown, modified with eight facets then glazed with a classic slightly crackled celadon.