Form 31 Books this pattern—whose gentle yet rhythmic

this pattern—whose gentle yet rhythmic lines evoke rays of light—is named after the sun king Helios

I chose a cone shape that would echo the fanning of the leaves

Together they make a truly wonderful gift

It features a distinctively Heath exposed clay rim on pieces glazed in Opaque White and Moonstone

appealing to those who take good cooking seriously

Form 31 Books this pattern—whose gentle yet rhythmicIn the forest, I love to notice the plants that arent just growing from the forest floor, but from above. Ferns and trees hang over the creek. Here, a very tall saucer raises the planter and the plant high and casts long shadows. When the planter is watered, it drips down into the long cylinder, which can be used as a tall vase. Tung Chiang