Blessings and Peace: Desert Storm
1993
Artists
Description
The artist describes the technique of the bowl as follows: “White stoneware, high fire soda glaze, iron oxide, oribe blue glaze rim, low fire gold luster.”
Dimensions
5.1 × 35.6 cm (2 × 14 in.)
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