Japanese vases Neo tree, kuro

SKU: 030279

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Two small vases made of porcelain. The little trees stand on a black metal plate. Neo tree have a magnetic base, so they stand securely. You can decorate the little trees as you like with fresh or dry flowers and twigs. The vases are 17.5 cm high.

59,90 €

incl. 19% VAT , plus

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"Japanese vases Neo tree, kuro"

Ceramic Japan

Ceramic Japan was founded in 1973 in the historic ceramic region of Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. The idea of ceramic japan, to combine first-class product design with traditional craftsmanship, is still the supporting foundation of the manufactory today. Products from ceramic japan are typically a harmonious synergy between design standards and unusual production techniques. At home and abroad, ceramic japan has made a name for itself with its extraordinary products, which are characterized by practical but also artistic qualities. Some of these products are part of the permanent exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMa), New York.

All products are unique. Slight deviations from the picture are possible. Due to the artisan production, small irregularities are evidence of authenticity and craftsmanship and do not represent a reduction in value

Cleaning

Clean by hand.

Colour:	White
Gift type:	Vases
Dimensions:	H 17,5 cm
Material:	Porcelain
Maße:	Höhe 17,5 cm, Ø 8 cm

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ceramic japan

Seto-Yaki Ceramic Japan is located in the historical region of Seto and has been dedicated to uncompromising craftsmanship from the very beginning. This creative process is accompanied by production based in Seto, working hand in hand with young talented designers and traditional craftsmanship. Transparent, delicate surfaces and aesthetic forms make this porcelain one of Japan's most captivating, distinguished by its exceptional quality and durability. Many individual pieces have been honored with awards such as the "Good Design Award Japan" for their pioneering design, and today they are an integral part of the collection at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.