In Japanese, yutori (ゆとり) describes a quality hard to translate but immediately felt: the ease that comes from having just enough space. Not emptiness, but room to breathe. Room to be.

This vessel was made with that feeling in mind.

Each Yutori is freehand blown. Meaning no mould, no template, just the glassblower's breath and years of skill shaping the form in real time. The result is a vase with a quiet, organic presence: subtly uneven in the way that only handmade things are, and all the more alive for it.

Set into the top, a piece of natural stone, chosen for its weight, its texture, its particular character. Stone and glass: two materials formed by entirely different forces, time, and heat, brought together here in a single composed object.