A collection of ceramic remnants that feel unearthed rather than made, each shard carrying its own history of fire, glaze, and surface memory. These fragments read like artifacts from an imagined dig site — clues to vessels long lost or never completed. Their irregular forms invite the viewer not only to envision the larger objects they may have once belonged to, but also to imagine their possible uses: a spoon rest, a catch‑all, a ceremonial shard with a purpose now forgotten. In piecing together these possibilities, the viewer becomes part of the excavation, reconstructing both form and function from what remains.