Made in Taiwan in the 1970s, a ceramic container for scientific use. V-TWO 15ml. Originally a tool for the laboratory. No decoration, no personality, no statement. Just a shape designed solely to hold 15ml accurately. But, that's why it's beautiful. The stillness of the near-unglazed white porcelain. The inorganic quality of the blue transfer logo. The necessary form of the small handle. Kazumi Sakata loved this kind of "form that transcends the creator's intention." Not a work by an artist. Not art. An anonymous vessel used behind the scenes of life. But, the form dedicated to its purpose, stands up as a product that transcends time. When a science lab tool is placed in the present space, it's almost like a sculpture. Unused dead stock. Excellent condition. Form for function, is, as a result, the strongest.