Porcelain Vine was born from color reduced to its softest expression
It does not preserve bougainvillea in full intensity, but the pale and delicate form that remains when brightness becomes quiet
Papery blossoms unfold in shades of white, blush, and pastel peach, accompanied by slender green leaves and stems
Some petals appear almost translucent, as though shaped from porcelain and suspended just beneath the surface
This piece holds the memory of a flowering vine in morning light — fragile, graceful, and nearly weightless
Each candle is composed slowly, allowing every flower, leaf, and stem to follow its own natural path
No two are ever alike. No arrangement is repeated
Porcelain Vine is not simply made to be burned
It is meant to remain. To soften the space. To preserve the gentlest form of a flowering vine
A quiet botanical object, carrying pale bougainvillea through porcelain light