A hand-built and hand-painted ceramic vessel inspired by Karaburun, once known as Mimas, and by the quiet cycles of transformation found in nature.
Winding vines and clusters of grapes travel across the vessel, echoing the vineyards of the peninsula and the ancient memory of the land. Serpents move through the composition as symbols of renewal and rebirth, while dragon-like sculptural handles rise from either side like guardians.
At the centre, a female figure rests among the vines, reaching towards the serpent. The encounter feels quiet and intimate, suspended somewhere between the earthly and the mythical.
Each piece is individually shaped, sculpted, drawn, and painted by hand in my London studio, making it entirely one of a kind.
Created as a reflection on transformation, renewal, and the ancient memory held within the land.
Details
Material: Stoneware
Technique: Hand-built, hand-sculpted, hand-drawn & hand-painted
Finish: Glossy glaze
Use: Decorative vessel
Approx. size
Height: 16 cm
Diameter: 23 cm
Care
Handle with care. Gently clean with a soft, damp cloth.
