Origin: Japan, likely mid–late 20th century
Material: Stoneware
Height: Approx 18cm (not including handle)
A beautiful example of Japanese studio pottery, this hand-thrown stoneware vase features a tall, tapering body with a unique arched handle.
The surface reveals a subtle gradient of earthy tones, warm ochre through to deep charcoal, achieved through natural ash deposits and reduction firing.
The handle transforms the piece into a sculptural object as much as a functional vase. The form draws on traditional utilitarian vessels, its asymmetry and tactile surface celebrating the process of making.
Stamped by the maker near the base, excellent condition.
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Origin: Japan, likely mid–late 20th century
Material: Stoneware
Height: Approx 18cm (not including handle)
A beautiful example of Japanese studio pottery, this hand-thrown stoneware vase features a tall, tapering body with a unique arched handle.
The surface reveals a subtle gradient of earthy tones, warm ochre through to deep charcoal, achieved through natural ash deposits and reduction firing.
The handle transforms the piece into a sculptural object as much as a functional vase. The form draws on traditional utilitarian vessels, its asymmetry and tactile surface celebrating the process of making.
Stamped by the maker near the base, excellent condition.
For shipping of our Inventory items to the USA, please email us for a bespoke shipping quote.
