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Gogaku Soliflore: The Freshness of Nature and the Art of Tatara
Bring a touch of organic serenity and springtime refinement to your décor with the Green Soliflore. Designed to celebrate the beauty of simple things, this small, minimalist vase infuses a soothing and decidedly Zen atmosphere, ideal for enhancing a tea corner or any living space.
An aesthetic inspired by the rustling of leaves
Coated with a delicate glaze in nature-inspired green hues, this soliflore evokes the freshness of tea plants and the tranquility of Japanese gardens. Designed to hold a single flower, a delicate stem, or a sprig of greenery, it embodies the tradition of Chabana—the refined floral art that accompanies the tasting of tea. Its soft lines and balanced silhouette create a poetic contrast with the lightness of the plant elements it showcases. A vase for floral arrangements with a modern design, characterized by a deep blue glaze and five faceted sides.
The Tatara (Tatara-zukuri) Craftsmanship
Each bud vase derives its unique character from the Tatara (Tatara-zukuri) technique, a traditional Japanese shaping method based on working with slabs of clay. Unlike conventional wheel throwing, the artisan carefully cuts and assembles sheets of clay by hand to create the piece. This ancestral technique preserves the natural grain of the material and gives the object organic lines, subtle poetic irregularities, and an incomparable raw feel. It is the very expression of Wabi-Sabi: the appreciation of beauty in imperfection and natural simplicity.
Height: 18 cm
Width: 5 cm
Material: Ceramic
Origin: Japan
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Gogaku Soliflore: The Freshness of Nature and the Art of Tatara
Bring a touch of organic serenity and springtime refinement to your décor with the Green Soliflore. Designed to celebrate the beauty of simple things, this small, minimalist vase infuses a soothing and decidedly Zen atmosphere, ideal for enhancing a tea corner or any living space.
An aesthetic inspired by the rustling of leaves
Coated with a delicate glaze in nature-inspired green hues, this soliflore evokes the freshness of tea plants and the tranquility of Japanese gardens. Designed to hold a single flower, a delicate stem, or a sprig of greenery, it embodies the tradition of Chabana—the refined floral art that accompanies the tasting of tea. Its soft lines and balanced silhouette create a poetic contrast with the lightness of the plant elements it showcases. A vase for floral arrangements with a modern design, characterized by a deep blue glaze and five faceted sides.
The Tatara (Tatara-zukuri) Craftsmanship
Each bud vase derives its unique character from the Tatara (Tatara-zukuri) technique, a traditional Japanese shaping method based on working with slabs of clay. Unlike conventional wheel throwing, the artisan carefully cuts and assembles sheets of clay by hand to create the piece. This ancestral technique preserves the natural grain of the material and gives the object organic lines, subtle poetic irregularities, and an incomparable raw feel. It is the very expression of Wabi-Sabi: the appreciation of beauty in imperfection and natural simplicity.
Height: 18 cm
Width: 5 cm
Material: Ceramic
Origin: Japan