Enduring Projects

ikebana vase

The Enduring Projects Ikebana vessel is a geological monolith designed for floral architecture. Hand-sculpted from high-grit stoneware using industrial blades and scrapers, each piece is a visceral study in raw form. The surface is defined by my bespoke scoria glaze—a pitted, volcanic finish developed in-studio to replicate weathered basalt. This dark, light-absorbing texture provides a striking contrast to the delicate stems it supports. More than a functional vase, it is a permanent sculptural anchor for the minimalist interior; a grounding, elemental object built to endure, whether holding a single branch or standing alone.

ikebana vase

The Enduring Projects Ikebana vessel is a geological monolith designed for floral architecture. Hand-sculpted from high-grit stoneware using industrial blades and scrapers, each piece is a visceral study in raw form. The surface is defined by my bespoke scoria glaze—a pitted, volcanic finish developed in-studio to replicate weathered basalt. This dark, light-absorbing texture provides a striking contrast to the delicate stems it supports. More than a functional vase, it is a permanent sculptural anchor for the minimalist interior; a grounding, elemental object built to endure, whether holding a single branch or standing alone.

ikebana vase

The Enduring Projects Ikebana vessel is a geological monolith designed for floral architecture. Hand-sculpted from high-grit stoneware using industrial blades and scrapers, each piece is a visceral study in raw form. The surface is defined by my bespoke scoria glaze—a pitted, volcanic finish developed in-studio to replicate weathered basalt. This dark, light-absorbing texture provides a striking contrast to the delicate stems it supports. More than a functional vase, it is a permanent sculptural anchor for the minimalist interior; a grounding, elemental object built to endure, whether holding a single branch or standing alone.

ikebana vase

The Enduring Projects Ikebana vessel is a geological monolith designed for floral architecture. Hand-sculpted from high-grit stoneware using industrial blades and scrapers, each piece is a visceral study in raw form. The surface is defined by my bespoke scoria glaze—a pitted, volcanic finish developed in-studio to replicate weathered basalt. This dark, light-absorbing texture provides a striking contrast to the delicate stems it supports. More than a functional vase, it is a permanent sculptural anchor for the minimalist interior; a grounding, elemental object built to endure, whether holding a single branch or standing alone.

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The Enduring Projects Ikebana vessel is a geological monolith designed for floral architecture. Hand-sculpted from high-grit stoneware using industrial blades and scrapers, each piece is a visceral study in raw form. The surface is defined by my bespoke scoria glaze—a pitted, volcanic finish developed in-studio to replicate weathered basalt. This dark, light-absorbing texture provides a striking contrast to the delicate stems it supports. More than a functional vase, it is a permanent sculptural anchor for the minimalist interior; a grounding, elemental object built to endure, whether holding a single branch or standing alone.