This bowl was made with the ritual of whisking matcha in mind and designed to feel sturdy in your hands while you make your tea. The orbs help your grip as you whisk, keeping the bowl steady and giving the whole process a more grounded, intentional feel.

The orbs are a little unexpected, a little sculptural. They add a bit of personality without getting too much in the way.

Details of the shape

This piece draws inspiration from traditional Korean Onggi, bringing in that familiar, time-honored shape with a twist. The added spikes aren't functional, but they give the piece a sculptural presence that makes it feel different. It’s a nod to Korean heritage while pushing the form into something a bit more contemporary.

The small curled feet give the piece a bit of lift and structure, grounding it while also making it feel intentional and balanced. It’s a blend of old and new, rooted in tradition and not afraid to stand out.

Close up of the details.

This piece started as a small gift for a friend and what began as a mistake slowly turned into a whole concept. Instead of scrapping it, the "flaws" were embraced and shaped into something meaningful. It became a reminder that not everything in the creative process has to be perfect.

It celebrates the beauty of letting things go, trusting the process, and allowing the piece to become what it wants to be.

Details of the leaves and flowers added on to the mini pot.