No.2 Seed Ceramic Vase — One of a Kind

Handcrafted by Wu Jingwen, CN, c. 2026.

A one-of-a-kind sculptural vessel in the form of a split seed, wood-fired so that the surface moves between matte and glossy across the body — passages of ash-fall, char, and natural glaze that no two firings repeat. The paler colorway carries cream, blush, rust, and soft celadon. Opens to hold a single stem, an ikebana composition, or sculptural on its own.

Wu Jingwen's ceramic studio is nestled in Jingdezhen, the porcelain capital of China. Her work is defined by its fluid, organic forms — vessels that resist predefined purposes, instead inviting their owners to imagine new possibilities. Trained in animation, Wu brings a poetic sensibility to her craft, capturing fleeting moments and infusing them into her designs.

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• Not dishwasher safe
• Clean with a damp cloth

"I wish to see new lives animate from the vessels I make.”

Wu Jingwen’s ceramic studio is nestled in Jingdezhen, the porcelain capital of China. Her work is defined by its fluid, organic forms—vessels that resist predefined purposes, instead inviting their owners to imagine new possibilities. Whether used as vases, tea tools, tableware, or decorative accents, each piece becomes a canvas for the artistic beholder’s vision.

Trained in animation, Wu brings a poetic sensibility to her craft, capturing fleeting moments and infusing them into her designs. Her creations resonate with subtlety and depth, reflecting a dialogue between human intention and natural forces. Through the interplay of layering, gravity, and glazing, she achieves a delicate balance between structure and fluidity, leaving space for interpretation and imagination.