Lava Moon Jar

The rounded body of Lava Moon Jar carries a surface of pale cream, rust and charcoal. Smooth areas give way to pitted, uneven textures, suggesting a landscape shaped by heat.

Through glaze experimentation, the surface acquires a sculptural depth of its own. Small cavities and raised edges catch the light differently, making colour inseparable from texture. Each view reveals another arrangement of marks and contours across the curve of the vessel.

The piece invites a shift in scale. From a distance, we recognise a jar; up close, its details evoke craters, mineral deposits and stretches of cooled lava. A familiar form becomes the ground for an unfamiliar terrain.