This small, hand-crafted ceramic vase, created using the raku technique, embodies the essence of minimalist design inspired by mid-20th century Japanese aesthetics. Its low, rounded form features a matte, subtly rough surface with irregular glazing in warm beige, olive green, ochre, and white, accented by smoky gray and black details. Raw, reddish-brown clay is visible near the unglazed base, lending an earthy authenticity to the piece. The clear signature underlines its artisanal origin, and no additional handles or decorations disrupt the naturalistic glaze pattern. The vase remains in very good condition, with no visible damage or restoration marks. This vase tells a story rooted in the philosophy of wabi-sabi—the appreciation of imperfection and simplicity that shapes Japanese ceramics from the 1960s and 70s. Every irregular transition of color, every tactile roughness and asymmetry seem to whisper of harmony between nature and craftsmanship. Its surface captures the echoes of fire, smoke, and earth from which it was formed, suggesting a quiet meditation on the fleeting beauty of daily rituals. The vase can be paired with a low ceramic bowl or raw wooden accessories, where its matte texture and natural palette are enhanced by the contrast with smooth glass or metal. It will integrate seamlessly into mid-century modern collector’s interiors, minimalist settings, or spaces inspired by zen philosophy. Placed on an oak console, a bookshelf, or as a solitary accent on a windowsill, accompanied by dried grasses or a single branch, the vase emphasizes its organic spirit. The listed price refers to a single piece.
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Height11 cm
Length8 cm
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Length8 cm
Height11 cm
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