In this series, I explore the relationship between individual forms and collective structures through mold-making. Each vessel is designed to interlock, creating a grid or honeycomb pattern when placed together. The repetition and connectivity of these pieces reflect themes of unity, community, and structure, where individual elements form a cohesive whole. By using mold-making techniques, I emphasize precision and uniformity, while the grid-like arrangement transforms functional objects into a larger, interconnected pattern. This work investigates how singular vessels can both stand alone and contribute to something greater, blurring the lines between utility and art.