Material: Stoneware clay forms the basis of the shrines. The material is chosen for its strength and responsiveness, allowing structure and surface variation to develop through firing.
Natural variations in tone and surface reflect the firing process and the character of the clay.

Method: Each shrine is wheel-thrown and shaped by hand, where form develops through rotation, pressure, and control. The process allows proportions to shift gradually, guided by the material and the movement of the hand.
Informed by historical craft traditions and an attention to organic structures, each piece is refined through drying and firing, resulting in a form that balances precision with the natural irregularities of the process.