Delicately handcrafted by the celebrated ceramic artist, Miki Furusho, this vase is a testament to the harmonious blend of tradition and modernity.

This vase undergoes a meticulous shaping process, formed by tapping raw clay with a board. It's then adorned with a luminescent layer of white slip, giving it a serene facade. In contrast, the brick-orange sections are carefully painted with mud sourced from the Izu Peninsula, subtly adding depth and texture to the piece. The edges of the vase feature an understated soil pattern, hinting at its earthy origins while introducing an element of delicate intricacy.

This vase, while rooted in tradition, carries a contemporary touch, making it a unique blend of the old and new, and a perfect addition to spaces that cherish nuanced artistry.

Please note: This is a sculptural work of art. All works are handmade and may feature small markings from the making process. Each one is one of a kind and may have slightly different colouring from the photograph seen here. Shipped our studio in Japan.

Approx Measurements: 12cm diameter x 15.5cm height. Stoneware clay. Handmade in Japan. Ships from Japan.