I resonate deeply with Yuriko Saito's perspective on the aesthetics of everyday life because it emphasizes the beauty and significance of ordinary experiences, objects, and actions. This approach challenges the conventional focus on grand or exceptional artworks, highlighting instead how daily encounters shape our sense of meaning and connection. To illustrate this, I modeled a tea bowl from the Japanese tea ceremony, which transforms the simple act of drinking tea into a mindful and harmonious experience, reflecting how the mundane can hold profound aesthetic value.