This is a small bowl made by Seika Suda, a ceramic artist loved by my grandmother. This warm and present bowl is looking for someone to cherish and use it. Please consider it. Size: Square, 7 cm, Height 5 cm Green letters: New, Taste, Old, Color Signed Seika Toto Ko (Thoughts on Ceramics) The joy and flavor of "pottery" come naturally from working directly with nature and from handcrafting. Kneading the clay, kicking the potter's wheel, and wielding the brush. Firing the Noborigama kiln with pine wood, firing the overglaze kiln. This is the only kiln that still preserves the same methods used at the time of the origin of Ko-Kutani. Seika Kiln considers this tradition the conscience of "pottery" and is determined to continue to uphold it for four generations. We hope to further pursue the right path together with all those who love pottery. Kutani ware kiln owner, Seika Suda Kutani ware Kaga Yamashiro Onsen Kiln owner Artist's work Seika Suda Seika Suda Red painting Small bowl