The Tea Sack
a short introduction plays first
The legend is behind you.
36 pieces wait beyond this point.
Thrown by hand in Hulst. Every one of them named.
A vase shaped like a body. It holds flowers regardless.
A green vase, decorated by hand, one at a time.
Five lidded jars. Each one answers to a name.
Five more, in cream. The blue falls differently on each.
A planter, four times over. The cactus is not included.
Mugs, for tea. It goes in the usual way.
A plain mug until the tea is gone.
Eight cups. The resemblance is not accidental.
One drips, the other has a stripe.
Two more cups. We have stopped explaining.
One mug. The handle is the ordinary part.
The last two cups. One handle takes a thumb.
A sculpture. It holds nothing and does not pretend to.
The whole house, at a glance
Five years of ceramics for Europe's Michelin tables with his studio, Platez. Then the pots grew anatomy. Every piece in this house is thrown, sculpted and fired by his hands in Hulst.
Seven years of websites, apps and automations under his own name. This experience combines the leading edge of both arts: handmade and digital. And this is just the sketch.
The register
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