A ceremonial vessel for grounding, remembrance, or long-term devotion. Approx. 7" high x 3.5" wide.

Slab-built from dark brown stoneware, this vessel bears four all-seeing eyes—each aligned with a cardinal direction. The surface is hand-impressed with a scale-like motif, evoking deep winter, hibernation, and endurance. The fitted lid mirrors the design in harmonious symmetry.

Glazed with a cool green engobe to enhance texture and etched depth, with a glowing burnt orange glaze inside—like the low heat of a hearth still alive beneath ash.

This vessel honors the North—the direction of stillness, resilience, and the deep earth.

Enclosed Ritual:
With a shovel, face North in a field of grass.
Speak boldly into the vessel.
Feel the power of your voice and let it fill your throat.
Write your intention on a slip of paper.
With your shovel, dig a small hole in the Earth.
Bury your intention. Do not mark the spot.

Speak: I sow my nascent dreams and when they are
bearing fruit, I gather them.
I am the Soil from which all good things grow.
My future is mine to make.

This vessel is suitable for ritual use, grounding practice, or as an urn to honor a life deeply rooted in purpose.

Custom versions available upon request—different directions, colors, or personalized rituals can be crafted with care.