American Barbara Spear-Scully hand-kneaded ceramic mini Go board│Pocket handicrafts

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52488302505_4c5a12268d_z.jpg American Barbara Spear-Scully hand-kneaded ceramic mini Go board│Pocket handicrafts https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52488113779_94ec583f3b_z.jpg This mini Go board was produced around 1996 and handmade by an American female artist named Barbara Spear-Scully. Procelain (porcelain) is the most beautiful of all types of clay but also the most difficult material for artists to master. Unlike other pottery masters, Barbara is best at the "nerikomi" technique, which uses two or more different colors of porcelain clay to produce pleasing patterns and colors through the process of drawing, slicing or inlaying. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52488113769_14244cb5ab_z.jpg ◤Material: Ceramic ◤Size: square 5x5 cm; height about 1.5 cm ◤Weight: 57 g ◤Origin: United States ◤Price: $1,800 ◤Quantity: This is the only handmade miniature Go board, worthy of collection by chess enthusiasts. ※Old items that are more than ten years old are brand new and unused. Due to the passage of time, buying old items will leave some traces of time. If you are a buyer who is very pursuing the perfect quality of the product, we recommend that you go directly to the store to purchase. Thank you. ※If necessary, please ask first if there are still products. Please do not place an order directly, thank you. ※The props and accessories in the picture are not included in this product. ※Due to the difference in shooting light and camera color cast, the actual product must be the main one. If the product is not damaged, we will not be able to return or exchange the product because it is not as expected (color, style, pattern, size...etc.). I hope you can forgive me, thank you~ ※Rare product, only this one. ※The products are all old pieces that have been collected for more than ten years and have no aged effect. If you have any doubts, please do not place an order. Thank you! ※We try our best to provide complete item descriptions and photos. Buyers are asked to judge the value of the item at their own discretion. There is no warranty period or appreciation period for antique items, and returns and exchanges will not be accepted after the items are sold. Old items will have some traces of time, such as oxidation, paint peeling, scratches... etc. These are all normal phenomena. Buyers should think twice and accept these imperfections before placing an order!