I fell upon the beautiful work of ceramicist, Yasha Butler today. Each piece is made from coils, and has a look that is both minimal and ancient. The glazes make her large organic vessels look as though they sprung from the ground, after years of being buried there. And the forms, ultra fine and delicate, are decidedly modern. With their uneven edges, and sandy tones, Butler’s plates bring a sense of calm and contentment to the table.