Joined at the Hip
Born as two separate throws — a flared bowl and a flared foot — then pressed together at the waist and fired into one inseparable hourglass. The join wears a mottled band of blue-grey and sand where the two clays negotiated terms, a glossy navy brim crowns the top, and inside, pale blue frost-flowers bloom in rings across a dusky ground, popped through with tiny moons. Two pots that agreed to become one silhouette, and never looked back. The commitment is structural.
- Construction
- Two throws, one handshake
- The Join
- Holding, beautifully
- Silhouette
- Hourglass, non-negotiable
- Interior Weather
- Frost flowers, blooming
- Separation Anxiety
- Not applicable — fired together
