This collection explores the striking dialogue between mould-blown glass and hand-formed ceramic in stacking vessels. The ceramic, with its natural tendency to shrink and warp during firing, develops an earthy, textured surface that beautifully contrasts the smooth, precise form of the glass. The mould-blown glass provides consistent shape and clarity, yet aligning it with the shifting ceramic requires meticulous craftsmanship. The result is a series of vessels where controlled precision meets organic unpredictability, celebrating the tension and harmony between two distinct materials.