This sculptural ceramic wall piece is part of the Weeping Flowers series. Its abstract form is defined by soft, rounded contours that recall the shapes of stones and mountain landscapes, creating a balanced and cohesive volume.
The surface brings together several decorative techniques. Black and deep red underglaze sgraffito—created by carving into damp clay—depicts simplified plant silhouettes. Layered glazes add complex variations of color and texture, while raised ceramic droplets introduce a distinct tactile element.
Each technique retains its own visual character, yet together they form a unified surface in which form, line, color, and relief are experienced as a single composition.