Tokoname : almond vase SL24 renowned for its music festivals
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
renowned for its music festivals and tropical good vibes
A prominent Japanese woodblock print artist of the Edo period
Please check the measurements for your ideal fit in this straight-sided unisex cut
Round shigaraki ware vase
This print by Kaigetsudo Ando (1671-1743) was painted in his signature brush work and is a prime example of his most well known subject - women - through which he captured the fashions of the era
Tokoname : almond vase SL24 renowned for its music festivalsA small, sturdy, narrow ceramic vase. Hand formed, with a rough rim and subtly speckled glaze, this vase is ideal for single stems, loose foliage, or simply as a thing of sculptural beauty. The city of Tokoname is synonymous with Japanese ceramics and has a pottery tradition reaching back more than one thousand years. Many of Tokoname's potters have been named Living National Treasures by the Japanese government. Please note that each vase is hand