Inside is a dense emerald depth where the flowers seem to have fallen into stillness. The composition is rich and precisely constructed, without empty spaces — like an enchanted lake where life is hidden beneath the surface. The tones shift from cool greens to darker, deep-water hues, creating the feeling of a mysterious body of water.
The name Mystmere sounds like an ancient place on a map — quiet, hidden, with its own history. It is not a landscape, but a space you look into and gradually sink into.
The shape is formed entirely by hand in an open flame, without the use of a lathe or mechanical tools
