This one carries the shoreline with it. Hand-formed from a large stone gathered along the rugged Huron shores of Ontario, this footed bowl feels less like an object and more like a small landscape you can hold. The original rock lends a quiet weight and presence, grounding the piece in something ancient and elemental. Its surface is layered in earthy brown glazes that break and flow into rivulets of blue and green-like water slipping over stone, or mineral traces left behind by retreating waves. Each firing has coaxed out subtle variations, so no two angles tell quite the same story. Raised on a simple feet, the bowl has an understated elegance that lets the texture and colour do the talking.

It’s equally at home as a functional piece or standing alone as a sculptural reminder of the lake’s edge. Solid, tactile, and deeply rooted in place-this is a piece that brings a fragment of Ontario’s wild shoreline indoors.

Approximate size 3″ x 10″ x 7″

Dishwasher safe.