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Shop Bamboo | Vase with Timeless Natural Glaze from Kyushu
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Small handcrafted bamboo vase with green and cream glaze
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Wide shot of vase being gently placed on wooden table with natural light
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Top view of the bamboo vase showing narrow opening and glazing detail
Small handcrafted bamboo vase with green and cream glaze
Front-facing view of vase with bamboo leaf arrangement, wooden background
Wide shot of vase being gently placed on wooden table with natural light
maison-tombo-bamboo-vase-08.jpg
Top view of the bamboo vase showing narrow opening and glazing detail

Bamboo | Vase with Timeless Natural Glaze from Kyushu

US$245.00

This small vase, named Bamboo, was handcrafted on the Japanese island of Kyushu using traditional techniques passed down since the 15th century. These methods—originally introduced by Korean potters—include innovations in kiln design and natural ash-glazing that continue to shape the distinctive character of Japanese ceramics.

Made in the remote village of Onta, this piece is the result of a collaborative pottery community that values both artistic tradition and practical beauty. Onta ware has been designated an Intangible Cultural Property of Japan, a recognition that honors not just the objects themselves, but the preservation of ancient knowledge and techniques. Each vase is made from natural clay and carries with it the heritage of the region.

The Bamboo vase is petite yet profound. Its organic shape and free-flowing glaze pattern create a fluid surface that feels alive, as if capturing the movement of ink across paper or water down a mountainside. While small in stature, this vase invites a slow, intentional approach to beauty—ideal for a single flower, a few wild stems, or even left empty as an object of still life on its own.

Its presence offers a moment of calm ritual in the day. Whether used for ikebana or quietly adorning a shelf, Bamboo evokes nature’s imperfection and transience. A piece to live with, not just look at.

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This small vase, named Bamboo, was handcrafted on the Japanese island of Kyushu using traditional techniques passed down since the 15th century. These methods—originally introduced by Korean potters—include innovations in kiln design and natural ash-glazing that continue to shape the distinctive character of Japanese ceramics.

Made in the remote village of Onta, this piece is the result of a collaborative pottery community that values both artistic tradition and practical beauty. Onta ware has been designated an Intangible Cultural Property of Japan, a recognition that honors not just the objects themselves, but the preservation of ancient knowledge and techniques. Each vase is made from natural clay and carries with it the heritage of the region.

The Bamboo vase is petite yet profound. Its organic shape and free-flowing glaze pattern create a fluid surface that feels alive, as if capturing the movement of ink across paper or water down a mountainside. While small in stature, this vase invites a slow, intentional approach to beauty—ideal for a single flower, a few wild stems, or even left empty as an object of still life on its own.

Its presence offers a moment of calm ritual in the day. Whether used for ikebana or quietly adorning a shelf, Bamboo evokes nature’s imperfection and transience. A piece to live with, not just look at.

This small vase, named Bamboo, was handcrafted on the Japanese island of Kyushu using traditional techniques passed down since the 15th century. These methods—originally introduced by Korean potters—include innovations in kiln design and natural ash-glazing that continue to shape the distinctive character of Japanese ceramics.

Made in the remote village of Onta, this piece is the result of a collaborative pottery community that values both artistic tradition and practical beauty. Onta ware has been designated an Intangible Cultural Property of Japan, a recognition that honors not just the objects themselves, but the preservation of ancient knowledge and techniques. Each vase is made from natural clay and carries with it the heritage of the region.

The Bamboo vase is petite yet profound. Its organic shape and free-flowing glaze pattern create a fluid surface that feels alive, as if capturing the movement of ink across paper or water down a mountainside. While small in stature, this vase invites a slow, intentional approach to beauty—ideal for a single flower, a few wild stems, or even left empty as an object of still life on its own.

Its presence offers a moment of calm ritual in the day. Whether used for ikebana or quietly adorning a shelf, Bamboo evokes nature’s imperfection and transience. A piece to live with, not just look at.

 
 

Origin: Japan

Material: Natural Clay

Condition: New

Dimension: H 9 x D 7 cm

Care: Rinse gently with water. Avoid aggressive soap to preserve the quality of the ceramic. 

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