The handmade story and the maker’s notes on quiet contemplation of slow living, the warmth of the kiln and the story infused into every curve. The beautiful imperfections and why no two pieces are ever truly the same...
AUTUMN IN A PARK
A copper branch, a violet shade,
As summer’s heat begins to fade.
The fence stands tall against the chill,
While golden leaves are falling still.
Autumn in a Park captures the poignant beauty of the changing seasons. With its palette of burnt orange, deep purple, and stark black branches, the hand-painted scene evokes the crisp air of an October stroll. The winding path invites the eye to wander through the park’s quiet, fading glory.
The warm, seasonal tones of this piece make it a natural fit for comforting, spiced flavours. It is an excellent choice for a slice of English parkin or a warm French cinnamon apple cake. In an Italian context, it serves beautifully for a piece of fig and walnut panforte, while for a Thai treat, it elegantly holds a serving of warm Bua Loy (rice balls in ginger broth).
D = 10.8 cm, 4.42 in
104 g
Hand-painted stoneware.
