Celadon Crackle Clair de Lune

There is often so much latent beauty in imperfection. Take the Celadon Crackle Collection for example; what could’ve been argued to be flaws are so elegantly poised that they seem nothing of the sort. The crevices, with their tantalizing patterns and smoothly glazed finish, tell a story that narrates the possibility of having allure without having flawlessness.

In China, before celadon, the color was called mi se or mysterious color; many believe it was a muted form of jade. The mystique of celadon’s hue complimented with the precise defects in the stone write a tale of pleasurable disfigurement. Legle exquisitely captured this tale in the Celadon Crackle Collection.