Tea Scoop in Maple url-nosan-clay-studio The process of creating these

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

"A jug has a lot going for it - it’s both community & stands alone it’s both functional & contemplative

particularly everyday vessels from the Goryeo and Joseon periods

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

They are displayed in formats that reference museum or botanical collections and are inspired by objects and places observed on walks in the woodland and shoreline of the Sussex landscape

Tea Scoop in Maple url-nosan-clay-studio The process of creating theseHand 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