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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis flower vase, born from the tradition of tea ceramics, embodies a powerful form and the unique allure characteristic of Bizen ware. The craftsmanship reveals the presence of a master potter, with feldspar melting to create a captivating kiln-altered landscape. It is a true testament to the artistry of fire and earth that defines Bizen.
Its splendid presence seems to invite the wildflowers of the field.
w9 x d9 x h16.5 cm
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