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Kawara Ceramic Soliflore: The Mineral Purity of Japanese Design
Enhance your interior with the "Kawara" soliflore, a refined decorative piece that pays homage to traditional Japanese architecture and craftsmanship. Inspired by the characteristic texture and hue of traditional Japanese tiles (kawara), this small, minimalist vase infuses your space with a Zen-like, understated, and decidedly contemporary atmosphere.
A Raw Aesthetic Inspired by the Art of Chabana
Designed to hold a single stem, a sprig of greenery, or a dried flower, the "Kawara" soliflore embodies the philosophy of Chabana—the minimalist floral art that accompanies tea tasting in Japan. Its subtly mineral texture and architectural lines provide a striking contrast to the delicacy of the plant elements, creating a soothing focal point on a tea table, shelf, or desk.
The Tatara (Tatara-zukuri) Craftsmanship
Each piece derives its unique character from the Tatara (Tatara-zukuri), a traditional Japanese pottery technique based on slab building. Unlike conventional wheel throwing, the artisan carefully cuts and assembles sheets of clay by hand to shape 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: 10 cm
Width: 11 cm
Material: Ceramic
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Kawara Ceramic Soliflore: The Mineral Purity of Japanese Design
Enhance your interior with the "Kawara" soliflore, a refined decorative piece that pays homage to traditional Japanese architecture and craftsmanship. Inspired by the characteristic texture and hue of traditional Japanese tiles (kawara), this small, minimalist vase infuses your space with a Zen-like, understated, and decidedly contemporary atmosphere.
A Raw Aesthetic Inspired by the Art of Chabana
Designed to hold a single stem, a sprig of greenery, or a dried flower, the "Kawara" soliflore embodies the philosophy of Chabana—the minimalist floral art that accompanies tea tasting in Japan. Its subtly mineral texture and architectural lines provide a striking contrast to the delicacy of the plant elements, creating a soothing focal point on a tea table, shelf, or desk.
The Tatara (Tatara-zukuri) Craftsmanship
Each piece derives its unique character from the Tatara (Tatara-zukuri), a traditional Japanese pottery technique based on slab building. Unlike conventional wheel throwing, the artisan carefully cuts and assembles sheets of clay by hand to shape 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: 10 cm
Width: 11 cm
Material: Ceramic