Large seashell in Jesmonite (Natural) – catch-all dish

Name: Large seashell in Jesmonite (Natural) – catch-all dish
Brand: YuKaï by Kate
Price: 20.364299999999997 EUR
Availability: InStock

By YuKaï by Kate

Belgium

Large seashell in Jesmonite (Natural), designed as a mineral vessel to elegantly hold candle sand, jewelry, and more.

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Article description

Inspired by ocean treasures, this large seashell in Jesmonite (Natural) combines mineral aesthetics with functionality. Its carefully sculpted, organic shape evokes the softness of the shoreline and offers a natural vessel for holding candle sand. A decorative piece in its own right, it can also be used as a centerpiece or catch-all dish. Its natural hue and slightly grainy texture make it a unique piece — both gentle and raw. 450 g.

Length15 cm
Width9 cm
Height4 cm
Net weight450 gr
MaterialsOther

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YuKaï by Kate – marque belge de céramique et d’artisanat contemporain. Chaque création raconte une histoire de gestes sincères, de matières naturelles et d’imperfections assumées. Inspirée du wabi-sabi, YuKaï incarne la beauté de l’essentiel, entre poésie et authenticité. Découvrez un univers slow déco et durable sur Wimzzi.com. / YuKaï by Kate – Belgische keramiek en ambachtelijke kunst, handgemaakt met poëtische eenvoud en duurzaamheid. / YuKaï by Kate – Belgian handmade ceramic art celebrating imperfection, minimal beauty, and meaningful living.

YuKaï by Kate by catherine Trautes

Belgian

yuKaï is a fusion of “yuka”, the soft cassava pod in Congo — evoking roots, essence, and nature — and “Kate”, my nickname. The “ï” might unconsciously echo the sound of “ikigai”, that Japanese word meaning “reason for being,” the balance between passion, mission, vocation, and profession. I create ceramics (and more…) that are alive, imperfect, yet sincere — deeply inspired by the wabi-sabi philosophy, which celebrates the beauty of the incomplete, free forms, and raw textures. Each piece I shape is born from instinctive gestures — often irregular, always genuine. My ceramics don’t aim for perfection: they embrace accidents, surprises, and the poetry of simplicity.

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