The Last Warm Wind

Artist's Statement:

The Last Warm Wind is about the beauty that lives inside endings, and the instinct to stay present inside a moment you already know is leaving. She reaches forward — toward something departing… the final glimpses of summer. Its Autumn now, and the sweeping burnt-orange form beneath her is both body and landscape — she doesn’t stand apart from the season; she is the season. The carved swirls etched into her base are the wind itself, moving through grass and fallen leaves, unhurried but inevitable. The dark arc cutting across her middle is the coming shadow, the tide of cool air that will soon replace what she holds now.

• Size: 2”H x 4”W x 8 3/4”D
• Size: 30.5cm x 10.2cm x 22.3cm
• Weight: 7 lb 10 oz
• Weight: 3.5 kg
• Materials: fired red clay, underglaze and glaze
• Hand created in 2026 
• Indoor use only
• Unique object within a mold-derived series (variable edition)

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