Hatou [波涛] means surging waves.
A wave exists only for a moment. It rises, breaks, disappears — and another takes its place. No two waves are ever the same, yet the movement of the sea continues without end.
Hatou draws from that endless rhythm. Its carved ridges follow the rise and fall of water in motion, capturing not a single wave, but the movement between one and the next.
Through countless tides, the shape of the ocean is always changing, while its motion remains timeless.
A reminder that nothing needs to remain the same to continue.