Cobalt Ruins rises like a fragment of a forgotten city - layered, geometric, and enigmatic. The structure recalls a sculptural tower or a topographical model carved by time and erosion. Deep emerald glazes flow between bold, charcoal-black planes, accented by vivid cobalt textures that resemble mineral veins or crystalline growths. This piece is not intended to hold water, but makes a striking vessel for dried arrangements, or stands alone as a sculptural object - an artifact of imagined civilizations. Each tier shifts subtly in direction and tone, creating a rhythm of balance and interruption that invites the viewer to circle and explore. Color palette: Dark graphite black, mineral green, and intense ultramarine with a hint of volcanic texture. Care instructions: Not watertight; for dry flowers or as a sculptural piece. Artist: Natasha Breen Medium: Ceramic (stoneware) Materials: stoneware clay, custom glazes Firing temperature: 1230°C Location: Czech Republic Signed: Yes (signed on the base) Edition: Unique piece (one of one)