Rishton ceramics are the ishkor-glazed earthenware of the Fergana Valley town of Rishton in Uzbekistan, painted in cobalt and turquoise across the early twentieth century. Almond and pomegranate motifs flow in floral scrolls over a clean white slip ground, glowing under the soft sheen of ash glaze.

This design system translates that tradition into the screen — cobalt blue, copper-oxide turquoise, and iron-brown brushwork on a cool ceramic white, carrying the uneven, hand-painted line weight of a potter's brush rather than the flatness of print.