Glazed stoneware vase by Eric Landon

Glazed stoneware vase by Eric Landon, Tortus Copenhagen – Denmark, 21st century.
Glazed stoneware vase with a vertically articulated, sculptural silhouette, reflecting the refined formal language developed by Eric Landon in his Tortus studio in Copenhagen. The body rises from a cylindrical base animated by a sequence of horizontal ribs, leading to a softly rounded upper volume and a short, restrained neck.
The surface is covered with a nuanced, pale earth-toned glaze, subtly infused with warm coral and mineral undertones. Fine speckling and gentle tonal variations enliven the surface, emphasizing the tactile quality of the material and the quiet tension between strict geometry and organic modulation. Both functional and sculptural, the piece exemplifies Landon’s contemporary reinterpretation of classical vessel forms through disciplined craftsmanship and sensitive glaze research.