Braille Vase

A substantial porcelain form, the Braille Vase is hand carved with a tactile surface that reads as both gesture and geometry — the kind of quiet, considered object that anchors a room without demanding it. Its glaze catches light with the restrained luminosity particular to fine ceramics, lending depth to the carved relief that no purely decorative treatment could achieve. At thirteen and a half inches tall with a generous width, the proportions are confident enough to hold their own on a console or library shelf, yet refined enough to defer gracefully to the spaces around them.