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SHIZUKU SOLIFLORE
Soliflore
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"Shizuku" Soliflore: The Purity of a Dewdrop in Ceramic
Bring a touch of grace and understated poetry to your décor with the "Shizuku" soliflore. Inspired by the lightness and transparency of a dewdrop, this small, minimalist vase infuses your home with a profoundly zen, elegant, and harmonious atmosphere. This vase is distinguished by its celadon glaze, both fresh and deep, and by its overall elegance. Standing 14 cm tall, this soliflore is easy to use and beautifully showcases both simple Japanese wildflowers and more opulent Western blooms, such as roses. Even without flowers, its design blends seamlessly into any interior décor.
A Design Inspired by the Grace of Nature
Bearing the evocative name Shizuku (Japanese for "drop of water"), this soliflore features fluid, soft, and organic lines. Designed to hold a single stem, a sprig of foliage, or a delicate flower, it embodies the pure tradition of Chabana—the minimalist floral art that accompanies tea tasting in Japan. Its rounded silhouette creates a poetic setting that enhances the simple beauty of the plant world.
The artisanal expertise of Tatara (Tatara-zukuri)
Each soliflore derives its unique character from Tatara (Tatara-zukuri), 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 give form to 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: 14 cm
Width: 6.5 cm
Material: Ceramic
Origin: Japan
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Soliflore
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DESCRIPTION
"Shizuku" Soliflore: The Purity of a Dewdrop in Ceramic
Bring a touch of grace and understated poetry to your décor with the "Shizuku" soliflore. Inspired by the lightness and transparency of a dewdrop, this small, minimalist vase infuses your home with a profoundly zen, elegant, and harmonious atmosphere. This vase is distinguished by its celadon glaze, both fresh and deep, and by its overall elegance. Standing 14 cm tall, this soliflore is easy to use and beautifully showcases both simple Japanese wildflowers and more opulent Western blooms, such as roses. Even without flowers, its design blends seamlessly into any interior décor.
A Design Inspired by the Grace of Nature
Bearing the evocative name Shizuku (Japanese for "drop of water"), this soliflore features fluid, soft, and organic lines. Designed to hold a single stem, a sprig of foliage, or a delicate flower, it embodies the pure tradition of Chabana—the minimalist floral art that accompanies tea tasting in Japan. Its rounded silhouette creates a poetic setting that enhances the simple beauty of the plant world.
The artisanal expertise of Tatara (Tatara-zukuri)
Each soliflore derives its unique character from Tatara (Tatara-zukuri), 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 give form to 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: 14 cm
Width: 6.5 cm
Material: Ceramic
Origin: Japan
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