Still Point - Large Serving Plate

With its soft spiral lines and grounded proportions, Still Point embodies the meditative rhythm of the wheel. Each concentric groove traces the passage of time - the memory of the maker’s hand turning clay into form. The pale, speckled surface recalls the quiet restraint of Jōmon-era pottery, where touch, motion, and earth found harmony through repetition and purpose.

This vessel serves as both a functional object and contemplative form - a large serving platter, fruit bowl, or a stand-alone piece that anchors a space. Its generous surface invites gathering and offering, yet its stillness allows it to exist purely as sculpture.

The spiral at its center suggests movement folding back into stillness, a reminder of return - of clay to land, of use to ritual, of making to meaning.