Later on, a few more bowls were added to such collection, with the same principles, but with a small, huge difference: they still came from some of the most renowned regions where pottery is made in Japan and with the same proportions, but this time they were hand-made one by one by some of the most famous potteries of Karatsu (Saga Prefecture) and Mino (Gifu Prefecture), which had a deep involvement in the culture of tea ceremony, which in itself made a great contribution to the development of ceramics culture in Japan.
And the finish was no more in white, but reminds the colors that belong to each production area and not one bowl is equal to another, as there could be small differences depending on the fire degree in the kiln, the weather, the season and so on.
A fascinating journey, one bowl at a time, a project that brings home a small, extraordinary world.