A flattened hand-glazed ceramic sphere in warm terracotta—round from the front, slim from the side. What appears to be a full disk reveals itself as a narrow form with every step around it. Two cylindrical openings pierce the body: one at the top and one at the bottom. On smaller models, they align symmetrically, a quiet balance. On larger versions, they shift off-kilter, creating a dynamic, almost playful tension. The rough matte glaze catches light unevenly, each surface different from the last. Ideal for small bouquets or left empty on a console, it invites the eye to move, to question—a sculpture, not just a vessel.