Rocks have always held an instinctive appeal, much like our ancient draw to fire. These elemental forms shaped human evolution, making our connection to stones a quiet, familiar part of who we are. This dish begins with a single pebble, chosen for its soft, irregular roundness, a shape honed by tides and time. It echoes the forager’s way of recognising beauty in what nature shapes slowly and perfectly on its own.

Pressed into its surface is the impression of a gazania flower. Gazanias are known for opening only when sunlight touches them, closing again when the light fades. Spiritually, they’re seen as symbols of renewal, warmth, and the courage to open yourself to joy. Their radiant form reminds us that some things bloom only when the moment is right, and that light, whether literal or emotional, has the power to draw us into a fuller version of ourselves.

The delicate details of the flower sit against the grounding form of the pebble, creating a meeting point between earth and light: the weight of stone holding the fleeting glow of a blossom that follows the sun.

Finished with 24kt gold lustre, the piece carries a quiet shimmer, a nod to the golden heart of the flower itself and the small moments of brightness we choose to honour.

Designed to hold keepsakes or simply to bring a moment of gentle beauty into your space, this dish blends natural grounding with a touch of warmth and renewal.