Six vessels exist within the Sapphire Court, carrying the quiet authority of things once made for ritual rather than display. Its deep cobalt glaze and gilded floral relief echo early 20th-centurydecorative ceramics, when even everyday vessels were shaped with reverence. The rose at its center blooms not loudly, but with restraint-an emblem of patience, lineage, and beauty meant to be held close. Light pools softly within its curved walls, turning flame into reflection rather than spectacle. These bowls were never meant to stand alone, but neither were they meant to arrive together. Two members of this Sapphire Court are located at The Painted Tree-each bearing the same lineage as the online collection, each slightly changed by time, each awaiting its own moment of becoming. 
 
These vessels are filled with 4.5 ounces of hand-poured wax carrying the scent Saltwood and Citrus Driftwood.