This contemporary sculptural vase belongs to the “Stone Temple” series—a body of work that explores the intersection of raw materiality and modern form. Its asymmetric shape and cracked, layered textures evoke the slow processes of nature, while the bold silhouette and tactile surface speak to a distinctly modern aesthetic.
Hand-built and carefully finished, the vase balances rugged, crater-like textures with refined sculptural detail. The fragmented rim feels almost architectural—like a structure shaped by wind, pressure, and time—yet firmly grounded in the present through its minimalist form and intentional imperfections.
This piece functions both as a vessel for dried botanicals and as a standalone art object. Its presence is quiet but powerful—designed for contemporary interiors that embrace natural materials, organic forms, and thoughtful craftsmanship.
Part of the “Stone Temple” series, it reflects a modern sensibility: raw, elemental, and grounded in the beauty of irregularity.