Handcrafted stoneware with a blue glaze and a West German 60s feel.

Many golden-era elements of West German pottery are on display here, the thick cover of glaze and the experimentation with shape. The result is a piece that reflects a moment in time as much as it reflects light. The glaze remains fascinating to behold - the way the light dips into the divets, like a flashlight on a catacomb, gives depth and discovery.

Thrownness is the word Heidegger uses to suggest our lack of control, of being ""thrown"" into the world. This pottery comes from the few decades when a nation was dissected, divided and reconnected. A durable decorative snapshot of a surreal time.

Seville Flute Vase