URUSHI
In the ancient Japanese tradition of Urushi, time is an active medium. Derived from the sap of the lacquer tree, this natural lacquer transforms under precise humidity and patient application into a surface of deep, luminous, and enduring beauty.
Each turned and hand-carved wooden vessel—whether shaped into organic floral geometries or marked by deliberate, repaired seams enhanced with gold—carries a dialogue between architectural precision and organic vulnerability. The meticulous layering of Urushi seal the living memory of the wood, elevating raw timber into quiet, tactile sculptures designed to be held, contemplated, and passed through time.
SUTURE BOWL, 2026
Inspired by Babylonian Jewish bowls,, this Suture Bowl is a talisman that repairs our cracks and inspires hope for better days.
Through wood, I invite the viewer to slow down the pace and enter a space of contemplation."
Woodturned bowl, carved with urushi lacquer and kintsugi technical
Height: 7 cm | Diameter: 18 cm
Unique piece — Handcrafted
FLOWER BOWL, 2026
Flower Bowl," drawing its inspiration from the anemone, symbol of resilience in Israel. Every layer of lacquer, placed patiently to capture time, creates a piece that conducts a dialogue between the fragility of blooming and the resilience of the wood. This is an invitation to slow down, contemplate, and celebrate life.
Woodturned bowl, carved with urushi lacquer
Height: 6.5 cm | Diameter: 14 cm
Unique piece — Handcrafted
URULI, 2026
Inspired by traditional ritual vessels crafted to hold water and offering flowers, Uruli celebrates the spirit of the receptacle and the slowness of the artistic gesture. Sculpted from wood and revealed through successive layers of Urushi lacquer, this minimalist piece offers a space for pause and contemplation, weaving a delicate connection between material presence, memory, and silence.
Woodturned bowl, urushi lacquer (fuki urushi)
Height: 4.5 cm | Diameter: 16.5 cm
Unique piece — Handcrafted