Japanese light blue-white porcelain vase
A beautiful faceted Japanese vase in white porcelain with light blue highlights, created by Shigeo Mashiro, the talented designer and founder of Sfera, and handmade in Sanin, Shimane Prefecture.
The thickness is thicker than typical porcelain and gives the material a very soft feel. It is fired in an ascending kiln using Shimane clay, in a region where porcelain work is rarer (usually ceramics are found instead). This piece is carefully turned on a potter's wheel, and the rounding of the side surface is also done by hand.
A vase that can hold delicate bouquets or minimalist branches, depending on the occasion and the mood.
A precious object of decoration in the spirit of wabi sabi that will bring all the delicate beauty of Japan into your home.
Please note that this is a unique piece.
PLACE OF MANUFACTURE | JAPAN |
DIMENSIONS | Height 14cm - Width 8cm |
WEIGHT | 325gr |
MATERIALS | Ceramic |
CARE INSTRUCTIONSTo be handled with care. Rub delicately with a soft cloth and a little water if necessary.
This object keeps in memory the hand of the craftsman who designed it with patience. It will accompany your daily life while contributing to the preservation of unique craftsmanship.
The shipping costs will be calculated and added at the finalization of the basket.
DELIVERY
Delivery
Free delivery in metropolitan France for purchases over €150. Orders are generally sent within 2 working days, except in special cases announced in the banner at the top of the site.
Precious objects are wrapped in a cloth tied in the precious art of Korean pojagi. Some exceptions apply, especially if the objects are bulky. Learn more >
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The art of wrapping
The precious objects are wrapped in a beautiful cloth beautifully tied according to the little-known art of Korean pojagi. Details and conditions >