This gray porcelain bowl was stained before being thrown on the wheel and then carved and altered at a precise stage in the drying process—when the clay was firm enough to hold its form but still flexible enough to manipulate. Unlike the wide, shallow form of its companion piece, this bowl has a more traditional, rounded profile, giving the carved surface a stronger sense of structure and depth.
The manipulated form creates subtle movement along the rim and walls, while the layered glaze adds dimension to the surface. One of a kind and entirely handmade, this piece explores the balance between control, movement, and the natural limitations of porcelain.
This gray porcelain bowl was stained before being thrown on the wheel and then carved and altered at a precise stage in the drying process—when the clay was firm enough to hold its form but still flexible enough to manipulate. Unlike the wide, shallow form of its companion piece, this bowl has a more traditional, rounded profile, giving the carved surface a stronger sense of structure and depth.
The manipulated form creates subtle movement along the rim and walls, while the layered glaze adds dimension to the surface. One of a kind and entirely handmade, this piece explores the balance between control, movement, and the natural limitations of porcelain.
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