This is a set of six salad bowls designed by Masatoshi Saeki, a ceramic artist selected as one of "10 Designers of the World" by the International Museum of Ceramics in Faenza, Italy, who passed away in 2019. These bowls are from the 1970s and are no longer in production. They are vintage items from 40 years ago. This is a set of three large and three small bowls. 【Size】 Large: Approximately 13 x 15 cm in diameter, approximately 6 cm high Small: Approximately 9.6 x 10.6 cm in diameter, approximately 5 cm high These items were stored for a long time at the seller's parents' home, but they are unused. They were stored in a dark place, so there are no noticeable stains or dirt, but there are strong craquelure patterns. Please understand that these are vintage items before purchasing. *Because they are ceramic, there is craquelure. "Craquelure" refers to the fine crack patterns that appear on the surface of the glaze due to the difference in shrinkage rates between the ceramic body and the glaze during the cooling process after firing. This does not affect the strength of the vessel and has been enjoyed as a beautiful pattern since ancient times. If you are looking for perfect condition like modern products, please refrain from purchasing.