Named for the bloom that opens just ahead of the harvest, the garden at its most generous. Whalen built these three vessels as an ode to summer and its end, three loves of the season shaping three forms. "Sweet summer, favourite time of year, please don't go," she writes.
 
Tania Whalen is a British ceramicist in Brooklyn who hand-builds by pinch and coil, working for the integrity of the raw clay and the imperfections that come with it.

About the Abundance & Decay Collection
 
For this collection, we invited our artists to create objects exploring the moment when the exuberant growth of summer begins its slide into the decay of autumn, the friction between the heavy, nectar-filled bloom and the curling, brown edge of the leaf, and the transformative energy found in seasons of transition.