The flower is not a single form, but a patient assembly. Individual petals, hand-molded and distinct, are gathered together—a collection of parts finding their unity. Through this intentional layering, the clay transitions from a single fragment into a living silhouette.
the philosophy: A study of how many become one. Each petal is a singular gesture; their union is the flower.
the finish: Glossy crimson and soft white, defined by the finality of hand-painted gold edges.
