Like sunlight filtered through an ancient forest, this crystalline vase by Canadian ceramic artist Robbin Harris shimmers with layers of green and silver. The deep emerald background is alive with crystal, moss like blooms that formed during an intricate firing process in the kiln. Each one a frozen moment of chemistry and heat. Bands of gentle ribbing wrap around the form, echoing the rhythm of tree rings or ripples in still water. From every angle, new patterns emerge that shift with the light. Whether displayed on it's own or holding a few carefully chosen stems, this vase is both a work of art and a quiet meditation on nature's complexity. No two crystalline pieces are ever alike, making this vessel as singular as the moment it was born in the kiln.
