Anthropomorphic Teracotta Vessel 02 NO-QTY With a deep affection for

With a deep affection for historic design and architecture

this sculptural series by style arbiter Amanda Shadforth takes its cue from the Bauhaus movement and is a dichotomy of materials: chemical versus organic

a classic design originally by Elias Svedberg

patchouli and vetiver offers the pedestal of a modernised iris with a fresh hazelnut inflection

and regenerating Australia’s precious and biodiverse rainforests

Anthropomorphic Teracotta Vessel 02 NO-QTY With a deep affection forNigeria, early 20th century This anthropomorphic terracotta vessel from early 20th century Nigeria carries a presence that is both grounding and poetic. With its sculptural form and stylized relief details, it tells a story of craftsmanship deeply rooted in tradition and culture. Handcrafted from terracotta, the bowls textured surface and organic lines evoke a sense of connection to the earth, while its anthropomorphic features bring a quiet vitality