Wings of Silence

This vase is crafted entirely from white porcelain, a pure, luminous material that seems to carry an inner light. Its whiteness is more than just a color — it is a presence, a kind of inviting emptiness, like a blank page that holds a breath, or a cloud that gathers the hush of the sky within it.

Its form hovers between wings and drifting clouds. It appears to capture a fleeting moment of movement, as if a pair of wings had softly opened in mid-flight, or as if a wave of air had momentarily solidified under the artist’s hand. These wings are not necessarily of a bird — they might be angelic, or the tender motion of a soul slipping beyond the shell of matter.

“Wings of Silence” speaks of a profound stillness — not an empty silence, but a quiet that holds the whole universe inside it, a space where thoughts settle and the heart can truly listen.
It is a porcelain vessel that embodies paradox: the weight of clay against the lightness of its shape, the stillness that speaks in subtle gestures.

It is a gentle reminder that sometimes silence is where the unspoken words live, and the light exists precisely in that delicate gap — between wing and wing, between cloud and cloud.