Black-to-Red Gradient Single-Flower Vase Rice Bowl it’s a practical yet elegant

it’s a practical yet elegant addition to any table

is inevitably discarded during the clay-making process

The shape is crafted by a potter's wheel and you can feel the warmth and comfort of holding it in your hand

Just by placing a teacup on a coaster

The deep blue color comes from the signature painting technique seen on Old Imari pieces called sometsuke

Black-to-Red Gradient Single-Flower Vase Rice Bowl it’s a practical yet elegantThe word "Kakusyu" in Japanese means the neck of a crane. As you can see, the slender curvatures of the neck of the vase give you the feel of a crane gracefully stretching its neck. The gradual color change from black to red with an emphasis on black, gives this vase of modern look. The delicately coated lacquer shines elegantly from all angles and makes the vase look as though it was made out of glass. A removable glass tube is inserted to make it