A glazed stoneware vase by Adélaide Renault, whose practice is guided by an intuitive and deeply material-led approach to ceramics. Drawing inspiration from natural landscapes, erosion, and the quiet imperfections found in organic forms, Renault creates pieces that feel both elemental and deeply personal.

Hand-built in stoneware, the vase reflects a slow and tactile process where gesture, balance, and surface are allowed to emerge naturally through making. Layers of glaze settle unpredictably across the form, creating tonal variation and depth that speak to the spontaneity of firing and the physicality of clay itself.

Balancing sculptural presence with functionality, the piece carries a sense of softness and permanence — an object intended to age beautifully and exist in quiet dialogue with its surroundings.