Salmon

Salmon is led by its pale coral surface, where earthen terracotta is mottled with ochre, cream, and rust in a rough, mineral skin. The tall urn narrows at the foot, swells through the shoulder, and lifts into a short open neck, with angular handles held high like clay drawn upward and folded back into the body. Its open form allows it to serve as a planter within the home, while the textured finish keeps the vessel rooted in earth rather than polish. Across the surface, raised patches gather like weathered plaster, letting colour deepen in the recesses and soften where light grazes the curve.