Seigaiha — layered, overlapping waves — is one of the oldest repeating patterns in Japanese design, traditionally read as a wish for calm seas ahead. Here it's painted by hand in red across a stoneware slab that's been rolled and shaped by hand, not cast or carved.
Small and flat enough to sit quietly among other pieces rather than compete with them — hang it as part of a wall arrangement, or lean it against the back of a shelf where the brushwork catches passing light.
One of a kind — this exact piece exists once. What you see is what arrives.
