Everyday objects made to pause with, collect, and keep.
Ondou is a ceramic practice by artist Greta Rekštytė — rooted in finding a balance between sculpture and function, control and letting go. Both functional and sculptural, each piece is slowly shaped entirely by hand on the Baltic coast of Lithuania, carrying the care, attention, and rhythm of craft made at a human pace.
Everyday objects made to pause with, collect, and keep.
Ondou is a ceramic practice by artist Greta Rekštytė — rooted in finding a balance between sculpture and function, control and letting go. Both functional and sculptural, each piece is slowly shaped entirely by hand on the Baltic coast of Lithuania, carrying the care, attention, and rhythm of craft made at a human pace.
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Everyday vessels
Hand-built high-fired stoneware cups made to be used and to age well. Shaped entirely by hand, with an organic form, textured surface and natural cracks created during the making process. No two cups are exactly alike.
Small rituals
Stoneware pebbles for incense rituals — shaped by hand one by one, polished, and full of holes. Functional, tactile, one of a kind.
Small rituals
Stoneware pebbles for incense rituals — shaped by hand one by one, polished, and full of holes. Functional, tactile, one of a kind.
The true beauty of handmade lies in its story.
Notes on process, reflections from the studio and the ideas that shape each work.
