Ceramics with a history…! I started working on it back in the spring, but due to a move that coincided with shelling and power outages, the kiln broke down. As a result, I was forced to send it to another city so that the final firing of the ceramics could take place remotely. Of course, by the time it arrived, it had cracked. But the story didn’t end there because I had to send it to an exhibition, which, unfortunately, it didn’t make it to due to customs issues. I must admit, this piece of ceramics turned out to be very challenging, and only a few days ago, I finally saw what it looks like in person.