Draft:Set of 16 nesting bowls by Yagi Akira
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The set of 16 nesting bowls by Yagi Akira is on display in the Minneapolis Institute of Art.[1] It is amazing how small the smallest bowl is, and how the bowls all stack nicely together. Yagi Akira was a very famous ceramicist.[2] He took after his father, though his art style was different.