Named after the god of spring and the nurturing earth, this piece celebrates new growth and the cycles of renewal found in nature.
Wheel-thrown from recycled clay, the base is left raw to reveal the natural character of the clay body, while the upper section is finished in a reflective black mirror glaze, heightening the contrast between the natural and the man-made.
Suited to an altar or contemplative space, the piece carries a quiet reverence, inviting reflection on the cycles of nature that connect all living things.
Approximate dimensions: 17cm x 21cm
Please bear in mind that this is a completely hand made product. This means there will be slight variations in texture, finish and size. The nature of the technique used means that no two pieces are alike... making each item unique and one of a kind!
Named after the god of spring and the nurturing earth, this piece celebrates new growth and the cycles of renewal found in nature.
Wheel-thrown from recycled clay, the base is left raw to reveal the natural character of the clay body, while the upper section is finished in a reflective black mirror glaze, heightening the contrast between the natural and the man-made.
Suited to an altar or contemplative space, the piece carries a quiet reverence, inviting reflection on the cycles of nature that connect all living things.
Approximate dimensions: 17cm x 21cm
Please bear in mind that this is a completely hand made product. This means there will be slight variations in texture, finish and size. The nature of the technique used means that no two pieces are alike... making each item unique and one of a kind!
