Rosa Lido feels light and coastal.
Soft greens move across the upper curve,
cool and slightly mottled,
like sea glass gathered from shallow water.
Beside them, a pale curved form appears,
smooth and luminous,
holding the shape of the piece.
Along the side, quiet neutral tones settle in,
muted and sandy.
Then the colour softens.
Small blush fragments gather along the lower curve,
irregular and gentle,
like pieces worn smooth by tide.
Nearby, a rounded pink form rests beside them,
simple and warm.
Higher along the arc, a small shell appears,
soft coral in tone,
like something lifted straight from the shore.
Nothing here feels heavy.
The colours move between pale green, shell pink, and warm stone,
water and sand,
tide and morning light.
It feels calm,
coastal,
easy.
A piece that carries the quiet colour of the shoreline.
One of one.
Made slowly by hand.
Intended to be chosen, then kept.
Made of moments. Always.
