A white octagon porcelain infuser with a clear glass chamber holding ice cubes, beside drifting mist in low window light

03 / The Object

Not a product. An object.

The only one of its kind.

The curve was never designed.
It is the line clay draws as it shrinks.
The glass above simply reflects that curve.

A round white porcelain moon jar infuser with a tall clear glass chamber, beside a glass of whisky on ice on a stone surface

Object / Form meets function

Rarer Than Complete.

Porcelain does not take shape as planned.
It is the kiln’s temperature and the air of that day that decide the form. That is why we discard 30–40% of what we make, not for mass production, but to leave behind a single, one-of-a-kind object.

An octagon infuser in white porcelain with small cobalt-blue floral decals and a clear glass chamber, lit by slanting shadows

Structure / The anatomy

One Ritual, Four Moments.

This object exists for a single act.
When the flame signals the beginning, the smoke loses its form, flows inward, and is reborn. And at last, on a glass surface that conceals nothing, it reveals itself as it is.

A white octagon porcelain infuser with a clear glass chamber on a dark bar counter, shelves of bottles and whisky glasses behind

Object / In motion

Porcelain holds everything by holding nothing.

The emptiest moment is the fullest one.
LUCE is completed in that space.

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