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Origin: Japan - Kiln Unknown
Material: Stoneware
Height: Approx 18cm
A quietly sculptural object, this vintage stoneware vase has a soft gourd-like shape. The surface is glazed in natural white hues, with earthy green glaze dripping from the top to the base.
The gourd form, or hyōtan, has been used in Japanese culture for centuries, often symbolizing longevity and good fortune. The rounded body tapers to a narrow neck, giving the vessel an elegant yet functional profile. Likely made in the mid-to-late 20th century this pottery piece is suitable for displaying flowers or as a standalone decorative object.
In good, vintage condition with makers stamp on the lower side.
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Origin: Japan - Kiln Unknown
Material: Stoneware
Height: Approx 18cm
A quietly sculptural object, this vintage stoneware vase has a soft gourd-like shape. The surface is glazed in natural white hues, with earthy green glaze dripping from the top to the base.
The gourd form, or hyōtan, has been used in Japanese culture for centuries, often symbolizing longevity and good fortune. The rounded body tapers to a narrow neck, giving the vessel an elegant yet functional profile. Likely made in the mid-to-late 20th century this pottery piece is suitable for displaying flowers or as a standalone decorative object.
In good, vintage condition with makers stamp on the lower side.
For shipping of our Inventory items to the USA, please email us for a bespoke shipping quote.