vintage ceramic vase blossom once used for dyeing textiles

once used for dyeing textiles

These stunning earrings feature Ewa's distinctive and bold forms

and mysterious expressions

A prominent Japanese woodblock print artist of the Edo period

This is a thick sock

vintage ceramic vase blossom once used for dyeing textilesRound shigaraki ware vase, partially covered with a celadon glaze, with the mark of the Kaneyama pottery, known for their unglazed pottery. The stunningly tactile surface of this piece is caused by the presence of feldspar, a naturally occurring mineral, in the local clays. A piece with enough character make a statement on its own, or pop in some greenery for a softer look. All our vintage items are hand sourced in Japan exclusively for the maker.