BATUR

In BATUR, clay takes on a forged skin – a hammered cadence drawn from the bend of a finger. Dimples begin loose at the base, gather density as they rise and run dot-on-dot across the voluptuous rim, where the pattern feels almost molten. The finish is worked into the texture, so peaks hold a gentle gleam, lending a metal-like presence and depth. The form feels substantial and crafted; light plays across it in a shifting dapple, the piece generous, resilient and alive.