5” tall; cup opening 4.5” Stoneware, glossy white glaze on outside, glossy pale pink glaze on the inside. Rae Dunn’s work is strongly influenced by the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, the beauty of things imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete. “I don’t strive for perfection in line and form in my work, because for me the balance I’m trying to achieve can’t be represented that way. The incompleteness and imperfection of my work is part of the story. Just as the absence of something in our lives can stir powerful feelings and show us the way to wholeness.” Questions? Leave a comment below!