Cat and Ginkgo Leaves Kakejiku Hanging Scroll MAKER_BIRDY. The pattern is also drawn

The pattern is also drawn on the outside

Scaled to the size of the vessel

The design is inspired by old documents and existing old Usuki ware

Sculpted out of Tobe porcelain—difficult to work with for a detailed art piece such as this—this creation also showcases Ohigashi’s vivid glazing techniques

The expression of light green color and ingenious design give it a refined impression

Cat and Ginkgo Leaves Kakejiku Hanging Scroll MAKER_BIRDY. The pattern is also drawnThis work pairs the golden glow of ginkgo leaves with the serene presence of a cat, bringing a restrained warmth to any interior. A single cat walks calmly through a carpet of fallen ginkgo, scattered and layered across the ground. Rendered in soft, pale yellows, the leaves fill the composition and create a serene atmosphere that gently evokes the deepening of late autumn. The contrast between the leaf covered foreground and the generous open space is