A fox moves lightly between wood and field, slipping through bluebells and wild growth along a path not meant to be seen. There are ways through the landscape that don’t belong to us — soft, winding routes known only to those who travel them often.
 
The fox knows them all.
 
Hand-carved in bold black and white, the scene is created using the sgraffito technique, each line etched by hand to reveal the detail beneath. Inspired by hedgerows, shifting landscapes, and the quiet language of folklore, every plate is individually made in porcelain stoneware, giving each one its own subtle character.
 
Approx. 160mm x 30mm — a small plate, holding a glimpse of the hidden ways through wild places.