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Edition 2/2
bridging the gap between the living world and machines
their irregularities after burning result in tremendous beauty
White stoneware with 0-0
always viewed through the lens of functionality and the inevitable wear and tear characteristic of Santiago Sahli’s work
moon jar caballo bowl Edition 2/2The moon jar, a characteristic type from the Joseon era (1392 1910) in Korea, is formed by two nearly identical clay hemispheres. The joining of both parts, not always visible, is a complex maneuver that showcases the ceramist's skill. Most of these jars are made of porcelain and are regarded as pieces that, although imperfect, bring man closer to nature. They represent simplicity, asceticism, and the purification of the spirit through the deprivation
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