A ceramic sculpture that evokes protection, warmth, and the quiet power of presence. With its fur-like collar, wide base, and vertical lacing, the piece suggests both intimacy and armor—a garment made not just to cover, but to hold and shelter.
The heavy textures and deep lines feel almost primal, echoing ancient ritual garb or fantastical robes from imagined worlds. It’s a form that feels timeless—anchored in tradition, yet open to myth.
Winter Cloak doesn’t just recall winter—it embodies it. A vessel for resilience, memory, and the deep quiet that arrives with the cold.
| Clay, Wheel Throwing, and Hand-Sculpting | 38.2 x 16.5 cm. | 2025