During my daily walk to the river, I picked up a few rocks and wondered: What would happen if I used them as molds? What kind of conversation would emerge between the rocks and the clay?

Each plate was formed from a different river rock, allowing nature to guide its shape. Because I used three different-sized rocks, the plates nest beautifully together while maintaining their own unique forms.

No two pieces can ever be the same. Every plate carries its own character, personality, and subtle traces of the conversation between earth, water, rock, and clay.