A ceremonial vessel for ritual, remembrance, or release. Approx. 7" high x 3.5" wide.

Hand-built from dark brown stoneware using slab construction, this vessel features four all-seeing eyes—each one gazing in a cardinal direction. Feathered patterns surround the form, invoking motion, breath, and spirit. A seated lid mirrors the carved design, creating a unified whole.

Glazed in a green satin engobe that pools gently in the recesses, the surface reveals depth and rhythm. The interior is finished in a rich burnt orange glaze—warm, grounding, and protective.

This vessel is dedicated to the East—the direction of wind, voice, and beginnings. Included within is a ritual poem of intention and release, meant to be read and enacted as part of your own ceremonial practice.

Face East on a windy day.
Blow your intention into the vessel.
Feel it lift you and let your lungs rise.
Write your intention on a slip of paper.
Shred this into fine pieces and scatter them into the wind.
Speak: I release what is not mine to carry.
I am the Sparrow, free to be carried by my wings and the Wind.

Whether used as a ceremonial urn, intention vessel, or sacred object of meditation, this piece invites you into quiet transformation.

If you would like to commission a custom vessel—colors, symbols, or rituals—I would be honored to work with you.