Sardinia feels warmer, with depth beneath it.
Along one side, soft neutrals move in a line,
marked and slightly mottled,
each one carrying a quiet irregularity.
Above them, a single amber tone appears,
long and translucent,
holding light within it.
Nearby, gold surfaces gather,
textured and uneven,
adding weight without sharpness.
On the opposite side, blue deepens.
Round forms sit close together,
rich and steady,
broken only by small interruptions of gold.
A fish shape rests among them,
deep blue with white markings,
simple, almost playful,
but held in place.
At the base, a triangular form settles,
muted rose in tone,
softening the shift between colours.
The palette moves between amber, blue, gold, and soft neutrals,
warmth and depth,
structure and small moments of contrast.
Nothing feels rushed.
It holds a quiet richness,
like something shaped slowly under heat.
One piece.
Made slowly by hand.
Intended to be chosen, then kept.
Made of moments. Always.
