Decorative bowls and vessels built up by hand from papier-mâché or cast in cement and terrazzo. Organic edges, matte mineral finishes and an earthy palette make them natural centrepieces for a dining table, shelf or console. Each piece is made to order and no two come out quite the same.
Small, shallow bowls pressed by hand from papier-mâché and tinted in soft clay pinks, reds and greys.
A deep bowl in dark cocoa papier-mâché, raised on three short feet, with the rim left torn and unsmoothed.
A low, wide bowl in warm oat papier-mâché, its outer wall left ridged from the shaping process.
A flared bowl finished in a white crackle surface that splits open to reveal the terracotta body underneath.
Small bowls wrapped in cord and trimmed with beadwork in deep green, rust and cream.
A larger and a smaller bowl in dark cocoa papier-mâché, both with softly scalloped rims that echo one another.
A wide ribbed bowl and a small lidded pot, both cast in pale chalk-toned cement.
A shallow, wide dish in sand-toned papier-mâché with a gently scalloped edge and a coarse, oatmeal-like surface.
A footed bowl in chalk-white papier-mâché with a deeply scalloped rim, raised on a solid pedestal base.
Small footed bowls in saturated teal and ochre, with scalloped rims and stubby tripod feet.
A footed bowl, a shallow dish and a tall cylinder vase, all finished in a rough charcoal surface with visible grit.
An assorted group of shallow bowls and dishes in slate, cream, rust and brown, each shaped separately with no attempt at matching.