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but within their stillness I hope a gentle fluctuation can be felt - one that

I use a primitive method called “pit firing” (or “open firing”)

The process of creating these flower vessels felt very connected to that—the water became a lens to view an impression of plants

Delicate yet full of character

with layers of tinted glaze

Tea Scoop in Maple url-nosan-clay-studio but within their stillness IHand carved in his studio in South Korea this delicate tea scoop is formed from Maple wood, and comes with a tiny tea scoop rest in Ebony. Designed to bring beauty and reflection into simple everyday moments. "The act of carving wood by hand is a process of fully embracing the inherent pace of the material itself. As each layer is gradually pared away, the time of nature encounters human time once again." Hongjun Park