Born of the Bones explores the quiet transformation of remnants into renewal. Drawing inspiration from skeletal forms, the work pieces together fragments of the body to form branches—structures once rigid and lifeless now bearing delicate blossoms. It reflects on how life often grows out of what has been lost, broken, or left behind. Through the process of hand-building and firing, the ceramic form becomes both relic and rebirth, suggesting that decay and beauty are not opposites, but companions in the ongoing cycle of existence.