Imprints of TimeA series of vessels sits in composed arrangement, each form distinct, yet held together by a shared sense of presence. They do not feel placed for use, but for keeping. Their surfaces suggest more than craftsmanship. They carry time. Not as age, but as something that has been held, passed, and preserved. Beneath them, a patterned surface echoes their form. It does not reflect them directly, but holds their imprint, as if what they carry has settled