Seni Dinding Keramik, Joseph

I was a little worried it would look flat from the photos, but the handmade stoneware has real depth to it, and the carving of Joseph and his son feels warm and personal. It's heavier than I expected, which actually makes it feel more substantial on the wall. This is going to be a piece I keep for a

The glaze catches the light in a way that makes the carving of Joseph and his son feel almost alive. It’s a solid, weighty piece that adds real warmth to my kitchen wall.

The texture of the stoneware is wonderfully tactile, you can really feel the hand of the monk who shaped it. It hangs perfectly in my workshop and the image of Joseph with his son brings a calm focus to the room.