In this video I’m making a batch of ceramic dessert bowls with an elevated foot—what I’ve been calling my Nymphae coupes. I walk you through the whole process on the wheel, from throwing to trimming, and I talk about why this form has been such a favourite of mine lately. It’s one of those pieces that feels like a mix of throwing and sculpting, and that’s honestly what makes it so satisfying to make. I start with throwing the bowl and setting up the proportions so the silhouette stays light, then I move into trimming where the real personality shows up: refining the foot, lifting it, and shaping it so it feels intentional (not just “a foot that exists”). I also share the finished pieces at the end, plus a little bit of the world around them—custom sound design by Richard Haubrich and floral work by Isabel Mendoza. This video is a slightly different format than what I’ve shared before, but I loved making it, and I hope it’s a calm, practical look at how I build this specific form in my studio right now.