Morgan Peck Ceramic Bookend Pair - White G Minimalist Planners - Daily Weekly & Undated_Undated Morrison and Fukasawa make the

Morrison and Fukasawa make the invisible visible

Whether these two pieces sit on your desk

Use it as note pad

signature collection

Named for the Japanese concept of 気配 (kehai) - "the presence of something in the vicinity" - it renders time as a subtle suggestion behind frosted glass

Morgan Peck Ceramic Bookend Pair - White G Minimalist Planners - Daily Weekly & Undated_Undated Morrison and Fukasawa make theFrom her backyard studio in Los Angeles, Morgan Peck dedicates hours to meticulously hand crafting ceramic homewares inspired by the Memphis, Art Deco and Bauhaus movements but leavened with the modern spirit of Californias artisan tradition. These deeply personal pieces, created exclusively for Wms&Co and available in limited quantities, display evidence of the makers hand. They have the uneven, spontaneous appeal and individual anomalies of true