Summer Floods, Silty Ponds, Long Plate 3

Perhaps certain summers stand out vividly in memory. In those seasons, when it was difficult to stay dry, people were compelled to pursue their heart's desires with a more authentic spirit. When every action risked being misunderstood, some bravely broke through obstacles to reach the moonlit sea of their hearts. Storms from the sea swept through the entire summer. They took shelter in their homes, praying for a glimmer of hope with each sunrise, for greater forgiveness of the world, and for self-forgiveness. Even in winter, the scent of storms could still be detected from the sea. That sometimes fierce sea breeze subtly reminds us to always be prepared, for the people and things we hold dear, for our homes, and for peace. We all wait in tranquility. Length: approx. 17cm Width: approx. 7cm Height: approx. 1cm Origin: Taiwan Material: Yellow Clay Handmade Fired at 900°C for bisque and 1230°C for glaze firing with reduction. The glaze is non-toxic and safe for food contact. Notes: Dimensions are measured by hand and may have an error of 0.5cm, but I will strive for accuracy. All photos are taken in natural light, and I've done my best to capture the object from various angles. However, slight color differences and subjective variations may occur due to different computer monitors or mobile phone brands and settings. Before purchasing, please take a moment to look at the photos, use a ruler to gauge the size, and if it feels right, place your order. :) As my capacity is very limited, I do not accept returns or exchanges based on the item not meeting expectations. Please feel free to message me with any questions, and I will do my best to respond. Guests who have messaged me know that I always reply, and patiently so. Thank you. Finally, pottery firing involves many variables, and sometimes small, harmless air bubbles may occur. This is a normal phenomenon. I will do my utmost to avoid these variables during the production process. I look forward to your feedback upon receiving your pottery. See you next time.