After the Tide

Otts & Kulcha presents Caltrop Vessels in After the Tide, a group exhibition at Small Green Door during Los Angeles Design Week/end 2026.

Curated by Nadia Khagani and Rose Zhang

​After the tide, settled sediments gently reveal what we seek. This body of work is a collection of glimmers in the sand. Each work explores material, form, and creative language, shaped by the forces of nature. Together, they reveal the gentle memory of what was and the persistence of vision.

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Two rustic candles in textured ceramic holders on a dark background

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New vessels, atmospheres and studio notes.

Three lines. One elemental vision.
Textured ceramic vase on a black background

Brutal, sculptural, textured.

Cratered textures and metallic patinas — objects that feel ritualistic, more relic than vessel.

Set of six ceramic tumblers with green and brown glaze on a white background

Color, horizon, landscape.

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Decorative wall with textured tiles and water feature in a modern interior setting

Monumental, architectural, layered.

A line devoted to site-specific projects and commissions: textured walls, sculptural fireplaces, and installations where clay meets architecture.