A beautiful and unique Negel Vasser, created especially for the ritual of Netilat Yadayim, the traditional Jewish practice of washing the hands.
Debbie Weinmann is a Melbourne-based ceramic artist whose work explores the relationship between contemporary living and timeless form. Working across hand-building and wheel techniques, she creates pieces that evolve through an intuitive and reflective process.
Her practice balances restraint with openness, allowing the material to guide the outcome while refining form, proportion and detail. The result is work that feels both grounded and expressive, with each object holding its own distinct personality.
Both functional and sculptural, this Negel Vasser brings beauty and intention to an everyday ritual, transforming a traditional object into a contemporary piece to be used, cherished and returned to day after day.