Small vase tongari Kaikado oakmoss and patchouli

oakmoss and patchouli

high-density ceramic clay

A table with its construction being based on the many doors that you find in shrines and temples in Japan

HEIGHT 720

The familiar tea caddy form makes it an easy size for women and those with small hands to hold

Small vase tongari Kaikado oakmoss and patchouliThis is a new product of the Ichirin shou (single flower vase) series. It can also be used as a confectionery vessel to hold smal sweets or bean confectionery called furidashi. It is characterized by the blue color of the Geppaku glaze fired in the Genyo kiln. Three shapes were designed under the theme of roundness. A black lid made of cork and linen is attached to the bowl.