A different kind of mark enters the run: not a streak but a scatter. A warm-white barrel cup with throwing rings carries a diagonal drift of small dark burst-craters — tiny pitted blisters, dark at the center, bubbling through the pale glaze in a loose chain, with single specks trailing off it like a constellation. The base carries “2168” handwritten. It is one of the two cups that put surface/crater-cluster in the registry.
Little dark pits in a line? A chain of small burst-craters marching across the white — the founding example of the crater-cluster look, recorded as texture and never called a flaw. Piece 2168 of 10,000, listed at $21.68.
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