Softly architectural and quietly atmospheric, Jug 26.42 explores the tension between structure and fluidity. Built from stoneware and finished in layered glazes, the piece features a pale celadon-toned surface washed with flowing aqua movement created through an additional fluid glazing technique. The glaze pools and breaks organically across the sharp planes of the form, creating subtle shifts between matte softness and glossy depth.
Its sculptural silhouette references the familiar shape of a traditional milk jug while pushing it into a more contemporary, geometric language. Designed to function equally as an object or vessel, Jug 26.42 works beautifully styled alone or with a single stem, dried botanicals, or small floral arrangements.
Each angle reveals a different relationship between line, glaze movement, and reflected light, making the piece feel constantly shifting depending on placement and time of day.
Details
One-of-a-kind ceramic vessel
Stoneware with layered “Sand and Sea” glaze
Additional fluid glazing technique creating organic movement and drips
Handmade and kiln-fired
Functional as a vase or sculptural object
Approximate size: 5.25 × 3.25 × 3.25 in
Signed on underside
A quiet, oceanic piece balancing softness, structure, and imperfection.
Softly architectural and quietly atmospheric, Jug 26.42 explores the tension between structure and fluidity. Built from stoneware and finished in layered glazes, the piece features a pale celadon-toned surface washed with flowing aqua movement created through an additional fluid glazing technique. The glaze pools and breaks organically across the sharp planes of the form, creating subtle shifts between matte softness and glossy depth.
Its sculptural silhouette references the familiar shape of a traditional milk jug while pushing it into a more contemporary, geometric language. Designed to function equally as an object or vessel, Jug 26.42 works beautifully styled alone or with a single stem, dried botanicals, or small floral arrangements.
Each angle reveals a different relationship between line, glaze movement, and reflected light, making the piece feel constantly shifting depending on placement and time of day.
Details
One-of-a-kind ceramic vessel
Stoneware with layered “Sand and Sea” glaze
Additional fluid glazing technique creating organic movement and drips
Handmade and kiln-fired
Functional as a vase or sculptural object
Approximate size: 5.25 × 3.25 × 3.25 in
Signed on underside
A quiet, oceanic piece balancing softness, structure, and imperfection.
