Wicker, found stone, (twining, plaiting, weaving, drilling)
$580
Starting from the found stone, the artist wove a shallow bowl that rises into an expanding ripple of wicker. The form reads as 'lid', 'nest', or 'hat'. Weaving compresses inward, slowing access and flow. Seating the stone in fiber tests containment and pressure—how a semi-soft system holds weight and how closure becomes a functional choice rather than a cap.