With focus on craftsmanship and materials derived directly from the landscape. The art pieces were to tell stories about where to gather materials and how skilled craftspeople can transform a material by going into dialogue with its properties.

Working with shepherds and the local sheep wool which were handspun (plant dyed) by artist into yarns and made into rope with ropemaker. 
Numbers from the sheep ears are engraved in the back to give a nod to the  animals who grew the wool in a year's cyclus in the heather landscape at Præstbjerg in western Jutland.

Thank you to the  Danish arts foundation (Craft and Design) Anni Nørskov Mørch, Anders V. Munch, Chris L. Halstrøm, Mette Mikkelsen and Nicolai Appel for the honour to create the KH-pris (award) 2024. Received by ceramicist Anne Black and Kasper Würtz 

Rope made from Spælsau wool
One black sheep, three white of which one plant dyed with birch for yellow stripe
Mounted on weaving frame of brass

W. 42 cm x H.  64 cm  x D. 5 cm 

Rope made from Spælsau wool
Two brown sheep , one grey and one white plant dyed with birch and indigo to give green stripe. 
Mounted on weaving frame of brass 

W. 42 cm x H.  64 cm  x D. 5 cm