Yigal gently holds in his dusty hands a large, flat, colorful glass bowl. “We call this bowl ‘the Red sea’ because it is so colorful”, he says to me, in fact whispering words of affection to the bowl itself. Next he explains to me how he entraps the paint between two layers of glass in a way that prevents it from being scraped off or damaged. For this reason the bowl can be used for eating, storing food products without posing a risk to our health. “It is a work of art. Every piece that you see here on the shelves was made by my wife or by me”.
