A seed-pod form of white stoneware in a carbon-black finish — ridged, chambered, closer to banksia cone than leaf — mounted proud of layered walnut and teak. The beveled panel frames it like a specimen that grew there. Wood as habitat, clay as inhabitant.
Form Study
2026
F030
A seed-pod form of white stoneware in a carbon-black finish — ridged, chambered, closer to banksia cone than leaf — mounted proud of layered walnut and teak. The beveled panel frames it like a specimen that grew there. Wood as habitat, clay as inhabitant.
Form Study
2026
F030
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