My wall altars were born from a practice of combing lakesides and collecting unique bits in nature. They are designed to serve as a curatorial space to display your treasures. They invite you to pause, reflect, and find gratitude. Each altar is handbuilt and one-of-a-kind.
This piece was made from North Carolina clay, and wood-fired in Swannanoa, North Carolina. This slow and laborious firing process, results in unique surfaces and textures.
There are two notches on the back of the altar for easy wall hanging. I recommend using drywall anchors and screws for secure installation.
Your order will include one beeswax candle, but the altar spaces will be left empty, ready for you to fill with your own collections.
My wall altars were born from a practice of combing lakesides and collecting unique bits in nature. They are designed to serve as a curatorial space to display your treasures. They invite you to pause, reflect, and find gratitude. Each altar is handbuilt and one-of-a-kind.
This piece was made from North Carolina clay, and wood-fired in Swannanoa, North Carolina. This slow and laborious firing process, results in unique surfaces and textures.
There are two notches on the back of the altar for easy wall hanging. I recommend using drywall anchors and screws for secure installation.
Your order will include one beeswax candle, but the altar spaces will be left empty, ready for you to fill with your own collections.
